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Create Reports on Data Integration Updates
Use reports on data integration status to monitor your accounts, contacts, and leads for records that need attention and to ensure the highest possible match rates.
Required Editions
| Available in: Professional, Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To create or update custom report types: | Manage Custom Report Types |
| To delete custom report types: | Modify All Data |
| To create, edit, and delete reports: | Create and Customize Reports AND Report Builder |
| To run reports: | Run Reports |
| To schedule reports: | Schedule Reports |
- In Setup, use the Quick Find box to find Report Types.
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Create a report type, and select Accounts,
Contacts, or Leads as the primary
object.
If you’re working toward complying with data protection and privacy regulations, consider excluding personal data from the report type name and description.
- Click Next.
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Relate Integration Rule Info to the primary object that you selected.
- To report only on records processed by a rule, select Each “A” record must have at least one related “B” record.
- To report on all records, select “A” records may or may not have related “B” records. If you choose this option, when you create reports, you can filter out records that a rule hasn’t processed. Person accounts and other records that a rule hasn’t processed have a data integration status of Blank.
- Save the report type.
- Create a report using the custom record type you created.
- Add the Integration Rule Info fields to the report. Zero in on the information you want to see by adding filters to the report.
Example
To help ensure the highest possible match rates, group records by data integration status, such as Not Found, Different, and Skipped. Then inspect individual records in the report. To focus on records processed by a specific rule, filter for Description fields containing the rule’s name.
- Not Found
- The rule processed records with a status of Not Found, but the records weren’t matched to records in a data service. Inspect these records to ensure that the data in the fields the rule uses for matching are in good shape. Missing or incorrect data can prevent matching.
- Different
- Inspect records with a status of Different to confirm each record’s field values or overwrite selected fields with values from the data service.
- Skipped
- Inspect records with a status of Skipped to see what validation or trigger error prevented the Salesforce record from being matched or updated.
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