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CRMfusion, Inc.

CRMfusion Inc. specializes in data quality solutions. For salesforce.com customers, CRMfusion develops DemandTools™, PeopleImport™ and DupeBlocker™ the leading data quality solutions used by more than 5000 administrators in 15 countries. Based outside Toronto, Canada we have been developing data quality solutions since 2000.

Has anyone had issues with merging a custom checkbox in DemandTools? The results page shows that the checkbox has been merged, but when I look at the record in Salesforce, it's not actually merged. I have it checked off in "Update Field Where Master is Empty" and I have it checked off in "Combine Field Value", but it still does not actually merge. Any suggestions?

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Question about why my dupeblocker scenario may not be working:

Trying to block contacts on First Name (First Name), Last Name (exact), Mailing Zip/Postal Code - the standard field zip code (Zip 5 and 9).  When I create a new contact with first name, last, account name, Mailing Zip/Postal Code the rule is not firing.  Please let me know if I am missing something in the way I am using this scenario.

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While making updates in @CRMfusion, Inc. #DemandTools I received the following error:

 

The record couldn’t be saved because it failed to trigger a flow. A flow trigger failed to execute the flow with version ID ####.

 

I did some digging and came across the following known issues listing:

https://success.salesforce.com/issues_view?id=a1p300000008Xn7AAE

 

However, the resolution doesn't make sense to me - I cannot figure out how to determine the API versions I'm using in DemandTools or the API for the field(s).

 

I took a look in Workbench, and the version ID is linked to the Update flow. 

 

The only field I am updating is the Salesforce-created "Type" field.

 

Any suggestions appreciated!

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  1. Feb 8, 2017, 7:04 AM
    Hi @Nicole Steck

    As per my understanding when ever you are doing update then a process builder or flow execution is failed due to one the following reason:

    1.) The record is created or updated by Flow or process builder is failed due to any validation rule or may be issues in the process builder or flow that you have built

    2.) In Process builder if you referencing Parent Field from a lookup field Like Account__r.Name and for the record account lookup value is blank then process builder execution will be failed.

    So for now you can deactivate the flow that causing the using.

    Using Version Id #### you can open the flow and deactivate them for testing purpose.

    Thanks,

    Raj

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While making updates in @CRMfusion, Inc. . #DemandTools I received the following error:

 

The record couldn’t be saved because it failed to trigger a flow. A flow trigger failed to execute the flow with version ID ####.

 

I did some digging and came across the following known issues listing:

https://success.salesforce.com/issues_view?id=a1p300000008Xn7AAE

 

However, the resolution doesn't make sense to me - I cannot figure out how to determine the API versions I'm using in DemandTools or the API for the field(s).

 

I took a look in Workbench, and the version ID is linked to the Update flow. 

 

The only field I am updating is the Salesforce-created "Type" field.

 

Any suggestions appreciated!

 

@Admin Addicts  @Admin Tricks  @Salesforce Best Practices 

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After converting some Accounts back to Leads, I am attempting to move the Activities that were previously tied to an Account back to its new Lead. I'm using MassEffect after using VLookup to relate the Activity ID to the Lead ID by way of the Account ID. The current Excel file contains only the Lead ID and the Activity ID.

 

However, I'm getting the same error for nearly every file: 

Error: field integrity exception: unknown, unknown (cannot specify whatID with lead whoID) 

 

This is strange, since I tied the Lead ID to the "Name ID - [WhoID]" field, so it's a WhoID to a WhoID.  When I tried linking the Lead ID to the "Related To ID - [WhatID]", I received a different error:

Error: Related To ID: id value of incorrect type. 

 

Any ideas? #DemandTools @CRMfusion, Inc. 

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  1. Feb 2, 2017, 2:55 PM
    Thanks, @Srabana Chakravorty and @Cari Aves

    ! I worked with DemandTools to troubleshoot this, and it turned out that I needed to insert a blank Constant into the "Related To" field so that my fields were mapped as follows:

    - Lead ID: Name[WhoID]

    - Activity ID: ID(of Task Object)

    - Empty Constant "": Related To[WhatID]

    That worked and allowed me to complete the update!

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