Conflict Check - Admin

Conflict Check - Admin

The conflict check setting on Thread allows users to check for any existing conflicts when adding a new file or contact to Thread. If you have these settings turned on and try to add a new file or contact, you will receive a prompt from Thread asking whether to perform a conflict check for existing files or file codes, or contact names, surnames, and company names.  

Conflict check settings can be switched on or off in Admin Settings. 

  1. 1. Click Admin Settings in the left pane of Thread. 


  1. 2. Under the System tab, in the drop-down menu click Conflict Check 


  1. 3. Select whether to perform conflict check for files or contacts and click Edit in the top grey pane. 


  1. 4. A pop-up window will appear. Toggle Yes to turn on conflict check settings. 

 

  1. 5. Click Save. 


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