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Conversations displaying on the wrong accounts

Troubleshooting steps to find out why your conversations display across the wrong accounts.

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Written by Ashley
Updated over 5 months ago

Description of Problem

Some user conversations are incorrectly displayed across multiple accounts, causing confusion and inaccurate reporting.
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Potential Causes for the Issue

  1. Multiple Account Associations:

    • A participant is linked to multiple accounts. This behavior is expected, as conversations will appear across all accounts associated with the user.

Step-by-Step Solutions

  1. Review the Conversation Participants

    • Navigate to the Active Conversations section in Vitally.

    • Select the affected conversation to view its details.

  2. Identify Associated Participants

    • Scroll to the top of the conversation to see the list of participants involved.

  3. Examine Participant Profiles

    • Open each participant's profile individually.

    • Look at the right-hand side of their profile to see all the accounts they are associated with.

  4. Verify Source Data

    • Check the system or integration that associates participants with multiple accounts. Determine if the behavior aligns with your expectations or if adjustments are needed.

Additional Tips

  • Data Cleanup: Ensure that participant associations are accurate in your source systems to avoid unnecessary overlaps.

  • Account-Specific Conversations: Limit participants to relevant accounts if account-specific conversation views are essential.

FAQ

Q: Why is a user associated with multiple accounts?
​A: Users are associated with accounts based on the data provided from your system of record. To identify the system linking a user to multiple accounts, contact the Vitally Support team for assistance with troubleshooting.

Q: How can I ensure conversations only display on the correct accounts?
​A: Review and adjust user-to-account associations in your source system or integration settings to ensure accuracy.

Glossary

Term

Description

Users

Referred to as Participants within conversations

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