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CRM - Merging Duplicate Customers

How to merge two duplicate customer accounts in Sharper CRM, preserving all reservations, invoices, payments, and history.

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Duplicate customer accounts split billing history, break statement accuracy, and cause confusion when looking up a customer. Sharper's Merge Customer tool combines two accounts into one, moving all reservations, invoices, and payments to a single record.


Before You Merge

  • Merging cannot be undone. Once complete, the secondary account is removed.

  • Choose the correct primary account. The account you keep should have the most complete information β€” longest history, active reservations, or saved payment methods.

  • Verify they are the same person. Compare email addresses, phone numbers, and reservation history before proceeding.


How to Merge

  1. Navigate to CRM β†’ Customers.

  2. Search for and locate the secondary account (the one to remove).

  3. Click the three-dot menu (β‹―) on the customer row.

  4. Select Merge Customer.

  5. In the search field that appears, find and select the primary account (the one to keep).

  6. Review both accounts shown on screen and confirm they are correct.

  7. Click Merge.

After merging, all data from the secondary account transfers to the primary and the secondary account is deleted.


What Transfers During a Merge

Data

Result

Reservations (all modules)

Transferred to primary

Invoices, payments, credit memos, refunds

Transferred to primary

Vessels and vehicles

Transferred to primary

Internal notes

Transferred to primary

Email address and portal login

Primary account's email is kept

Saved payment methods

Review manually after merge


After the Merge

Verify the merged account:

  • Email address is correct (this is the Customer Portal login and all email communications)

  • Active reservations appear as expected

  • Open invoice and payment history is complete

If anything looks incorrect, contact Sharper support β€” do not create a new account or attempt to re-merge.

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