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Before you troubleshoot calculations, confirm your customer records are complete enough for commission logic (ownership, region/segment, identifiers) and resolve gaps or conflicts here.

What you can do on this page

  • Browse customers imported from connected systems.
  • Identify missing required data in the Gap Report tab.
  • Review duplicates and mapping issues across integrations.
  • Investigate errors that affect customer records.
  • Export/import customers for reconciliation workflows (where enabled).
Customers overview

Overview table

On the Overview tab, you can:
  • Search customers and filter by common attributes (for example risk, attention, stage, region, and country).
  • Customize visible columns (per table settings).
  • Export/import selected customers (for bulk corrections or reconciliation workflows).
  • Tabs: the page uses a URL-backed tab parameter (for example ?tab=gap-report).
  • Non-overview tabs: Gap report, Duplicates, Errors, and Mapping wait for Core8 to detect which integrations are connected; the page shows a loading state until that completes.
  • Export/import: after an import completes, Core8 refreshes the customers table so you see updated records.
  • How to verify: see How to verify customer data looks right below.
  • If it looks wrong: check the Errors tab; for integration-related issues, check Settings → Integrations → Logs.
The page uses the tab query parameter:
  • overview: customer table
  • gap-report: missing/required data coverage
  • duplicates: suspected duplicate customers
  • errors: integration issues affecting customers
  • mapping: cross-integration entity mapping

Gap report, duplicates, errors, and mapping

Non-overview tabs load data after Core8 determines which integrations are connected for your org. While integrations are resolving, you’ll see a loading state. Customers gap report

Reading the Gap report

At the top of the Gap report tab, Core8 shows a quick summary:
  • Data synced: how many customer records have unresolved conflicts across integrations.
  • Unmapped Customers: how many customers need review because an integration record is staged for sync.
  • Data Alignment: the percent of customers that are fully up-to-date (“active”) out of all tracked customers.
The table below is your worklist. Use it to:
  • Filter to the integrations and statuses you care about.
  • Open the Action menu to review pending changes, merge, or jump to audit logs.

Bulk Sync (Gap report)

Use Bulk Sync to sync multiple selected customers from one integration:
  1. Select one or more rows in the table.
  2. Click Bulk Sync.
  3. Choose Sync data from (the source integration).
  4. Choose how to handle the data:
    • Sync and review data conflicts manually: changes show up as pending approval to review.
    • Sync and use as the Master: uses the selected integration as the source of truth for these customers.
  5. Click Sync all.
What to expect: the sync runs in the background and the table refreshes after completion. If you navigate away, confirm completion in Settings → Integrations → Logs (or Notifications, if enabled).

How to verify customer data looks right

  • Use search + filters to find a customer you know should exist.
  • If you just ran a sync, confirm completion in Settings → Integrations → Logs (or Notifications, if enabled).
  • Open the customer and spot-check the fields your org uses in commission logic (name, external ID, segment/region, owner—whatever you map).
  • If you see missing data, use Gap Report and Errors to identify which integration/field is incomplete.

Customer detail pages

Click a customer row to open the customer detail page at: /{orgId}/customers/{customerId} Customer detail pages use a URL-backed view query param for their sub-tabs (for example ?view=deals). Customer detail pages focus on the core tabs (Customer + Deals).

Common issues

  • A customer is missing or looks incomplete: confirm the record exists in the source system and that your integration filters include it; then run the per-integration sync.
  • Duplicates appear: check whether multiple sources are creating the same logical customer; adjust matching rules/priority to pick one source of truth.
  • Related deals are not linking to the right customer: verify the customer identifier used on deals (domain/account ID) and whether an override is forcing a link.