When deduplicating records in the Merge Duplicates module, not every duplicate group contains the data needed to produce a reliable merged result. Some groups may consist entirely of records in which a critical field — such as a lead score, an assigned account manager, a subscription status, or an integration ID — is empty for every record in the group. Merging those groups risks creating a master record that omits data essential to your business operations.
Insycle's At Least One Record With Non-Empty condition addresses this by requiring that at least one record in a duplicate group contains a value in a specified field. Any group where all records have that field empty is skipped during the merge process.
Configuring the "At Least One Record With Non-Empty" Condition
To set up this condition:
- Navigate to Data Management > Merge Duplicates and select your database and object type.
- In Step 1, on the Simple tab, configure your matching fields to identify potential duplicates.
- Click the Conditions tab.
- For the field you want to require a value in, set the Condition to At Least One Record With Non-Empty.
The image above shows the Conditions tab in Step 1 of the Merge Duplicates module, with the Lead Pipeline field set to the At Least One Record With Non-Empty condition.
With this condition in place, Insycle will process duplicate groups only if at least one record has a value in the specified field. Groups where every record has that field empty will be skipped entirely and left for separate review.
Examples of Fields Where This Condition Is Useful
- Lead Score — skip groups where no record has been scored, since those may not be ready for processing.
- Account Manager — ensure the merged record will have an owner assigned.
- Subscription Status — avoid merging groups where billing or subscription data is absent across all records.
- Integration ID — skip groups where no record has a connection to an external system, ensuring those records are handled separately.
Additional Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
- Check out the Merging Duplicates FAQ for a complete list of questions about merging HubSpot duplicates.
Related Help Articles
- Merge Duplicates Troubleshooting
- Module Overview: Merge Duplicates
- Setting the Criteria for Finding Duplicate Matches
- Deduplication Best Practices
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