Customer ServiceEntity matching and record-linking rulesuseful operational feature with important setup caveats and duplicate-management tradeoffs.

Organization and requester matching to prevent duplicate CRM records during ticket sync

Before sending a ticket to Salesforce, the integration tries to figure out which company and person the ticket belongs to so it links to the right account and contact instead of making messy duplicates.

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CRM Identity Resolution for Ticket Sync

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Source

https://support.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/4408828449050-Setting-up-ticket-sync-from-Zendesk-to-Salesforce?page=2