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How Xerox Improved Global Data Integrity in Salesforce
Xerox's global CRM team cleaned up cross-team duplicate records in Salesforce, then added prevention so marketing targeting and client reporting stay accurate as the company scales.
U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
I'm not spending any time or effort on this anymore; all I do is configure it, run it at the end of every month, and the data is clean.

The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) works to change how buildings and communities are designed, built, and operated. Green building, in USGBC's view, benefits both the environment and the local economy. USGBC counts tens of thousands of member organizations, chapters, students, and community volunteers working to move the building industry toward more sustainable practices.
USGBC's Salesforce contact data came from two places: an Outlook sync and manual entry by staff. Running both side by side created duplicate records over time. The team's fix was manual: pull a dump of every contact, check each one's email address for uniqueness, and merge matches by hand.
That process was slow. Poonam Soni, Business Analyst at USGBC, says: "That is something I would do on my end, but then I would get a lot of requests from other departments. It was very painful to manage this kind of data initially."
Plauti gave USGBC a way to run deduplication on a schedule instead of by hand. The team sets up a job once, runs it whenever it's convenient, and gets a report back, instead of repeating the same manual steps every time records need merging.
Plauti also lets USGBC schedule a merge to start automatically right after a job finishes, with no manual step in between. Poonam: "After every monthly job, a merge had to be done manually. I don't need to take that extra step – that is done by the application now."
Because Plauti also checks for duplicates in real time when a record is opened, the team catches new duplicates as they happen rather than only at the monthly job. "I'm not spending any time or effort on this anymore; all I do is configure it, run it at the end of every month, and the data is clean," Poonam says.

Since adopting Plauti, USGBC's monthly merge requests have dropped from about ten to one. That single remaining request is easy to handle, because manual deduplication hasn't been necessary since USGBC installed Plauti from the Salesforce AppExchange.
With deduplication running in the background, the USGBC team spends less time cleaning up data and more time supporting sustainable building practices worldwide.

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Xerox's global CRM team cleaned up cross-team duplicate records in Salesforce, then added prevention so marketing targeting and client reporting stay accurate as the company scales.

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Robin Hood Foundation identified 2,600 duplicate contact pairs, merged 1,427 in two weeks, and now stops duplicates at the point of entry inside Salesforce Flow.
USGBC's Salesforce data came in from two sources, an Outlook sync and manual entry by staff, and running both at once created duplicate contact records over time.
Merge requests dropped from about ten a month to one. The one remaining request is simple to handle because manual deduplication is no longer part of the process.
Yes. Plauti checks for duplicates in real time when a record is opened, and USGBC also runs a scheduled monthly deduplication job with an automatic merge step afterward.
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