Standard Suppression

List Manager is set up not to pull merged constituents, but in extractions, you need to suppress inactives and merged accounts (unless, of course, you want to get them).

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From: Tessitura Marketing Forum on behalf of Beth Varro
Sent: Mon 10/12/2009 1:06 PM
To: Lucie Spieler
Subject: Re: [Tessitura Marketing Forum] Standard Suppression


Hi Emma,

Thanks for that idea - we hadn't thought of that! I seem to vaguely remember hearing about this at some point, but can I just make sure I understand correctly? If I recall, once two records are merged, the original ID (which no longer exists as far as the user interface is concerned) will sometimes pull into lists, so you basically end up with people on your list twice: once with the old ID, and once with the current, active one. Is that accurate? We just started doing dupe merging here recently, so I figure I should understand what I'm saying before I tell all my colleagues!

Thanks!

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I also supress Merged constituents, along with Inactive Account as my #1 supression. The rest then vary depending on the purpose of the extraction, but those two are my 'essentials'.

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From: Kjersten Schladetzky
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Could anyone who has a standard suppression set up for Extractions share what is on it? We are planning to set one up and want to make sure we don't miss something important. Obviously some of it is organization specific depending on our usage of attributes, mail purposes, etc... but just a general idea would be great. Thanks!

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