Customer data reconciliation

The same customer buys retail and wholesale, while the systems still treat them as separate records.

Bridgefold reconciles retail, wholesale, email aliases and customer contact into one explainable profile. The existing CRM can remain the tool your team uses every day.

Retailstore, marketplace, OMS
Bridgefold IDprofile, aliases, evidence
Wholesaleinvoices, ERP, contact

One customer profile instead of several nearly identical records.

01
History with evidence

Orders, invoices, notes and calls can be viewed in one place while each event retains its originating system. A consolidated profile should still be auditable.

02
LTV and segments without a manual spreadsheet

Once identities are reconciled, a company can identify high-value, returning or inactive customers using the combined B2B and B2C history.

03
Analysis and marketing remain separate

A transaction profile can support sales analysis and service. It does not turn personal data into permission for marketing communication.

The fit is strongest when a company recognises a repeating data problem.

A store and marketplace, an OMS and an invoicing system, B2B and B2C sales, multiple email addresses for one business, or contact history outside the CRM are all signs that the customer relationship is split.

The first step is to check whether the systems expose a usable API or export, and whether a shared profile answers a real business question. No generic CRM migration is assumed.

Are retail, wholesale and customer contact fragmented in your business?

Describe where each part lives. We will respond in writing with an initial assessment of the data fit.

Check your fit