Jan 11, 20237:45 AM - edited Jan 11, 20237:57 AM
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bulk merge duplicate transactions
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Hello everyone
After an import of our database from Salesforce to Hubspot (Sales Pro Hub), we have found ourselves with several transactions that are duplicates. Looks like through the import, a transaction has been created for each contact of a company rather than kept them together.
Is there a way to bulk merge 20 transactions together or do I have to go through this 😑 manually ?
HubSpot does not have a bulk merge option out of the box. There are however integrations that you could look into, e.g. Insycle, to automate deduplication.
Best regards
Karsten Köhler HubSpot Freelancer | RevOps & CRM Consultant | Community Hall of Famer
HubSpot does not have a bulk merge option out of the box. There are however integrations that you could look into, e.g. Insycle, to automate deduplication.
Best regards
Karsten Köhler HubSpot Freelancer | RevOps & CRM Consultant | Community Hall of Famer
It's such a disappointment that HubSpot, with all the features created, leaves a basic one to be solved by third-party apps, requiring an additional cost (subscription)... If HubSpot's DevOps team is unaware of the number of comments on this subject coming from frustrated users, they should start a poll to see the realistic situation: is it or is it not a major issue that needs to be addressed? I bet it is.
How is this not an option yet? This is critical to clean data and the way hubspot currently merges is way too time consuming. I cannot believe a CRM today doesn't have this figured out.
I'd recommend supporting the Idea with an upvote and explaining your use case in the comments.
Our product team uses that forum to collect ideas on how we can improve the product for our customers.
Product pays particular attention to the top voted ideas & takes them into consideration along with other feedback channels as well as their own vision to understand what features will be most valuable.
I'd also like to share this integration that can help you in the meanwhile "Dedupely".
And here are some resources also that might be of interest, even if I understand it is not exactly what your are looking for: