Handling Inactive Network Records
Network searches can now return only active HCP and HCO records. As a Master Data Management system, the Network keeps track of all record histories. This may result in many records with an inactive status. Because the search only returns active records in Vault CRM, this decreases user confusion, DCR errors, processing time, and storage needs.
Who can use this feature?
- Browser Users
- Users do not require an additional license
- End Users, Integration Users
Configuring Inactive Network Records Handling for

To enable this feature:
- Grant the Network integration user Delete permission on the address__v and child_account__v objects.
- Enable the Filter Inactive Network Records Network Setting with a value of 1. (The default value is 0.)
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Enable the Network Address Deletion Process Network Setting based on the table below.
Integration users and end users must have matching values for both of these settings.
The following defines how the FILTER_INACTIVE_NETWORK_RECORDS and NETWORK_ADDRESS_DELETION_PROCESS settings behave with different setting combinations.
Filter Inactive Network Records | Network Address Deletion Process | Behavior | Business Use Case |
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0 |
0 |
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Customer wants to keep all inactive records from Network. |
0 |
1 |
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Customer does not want to impact current account territory alignments, but wants to remove invalid addresses. |
0 |
2 |
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Customer does not want to impact current account territory alignments. Invalid addresses are removed, but primary addresses are not affected in case they are used in other business modules. Customer also wants an account to have at least one address.
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1 |
0 |
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Customer does not want inactive accounts to display but does not want to delete inactive addresses.
|
1 |
1 |
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Customer wants to remove all inactive records from Network. |
1 |
2 |
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Customer wants to remove all inactive records from Network but wants to keep primary addresses in case they are used in other business modules. Customer also wants an account to have at least one address. |
Account Status for Inactive Network Records Handling
Customers can define a broader set of statuses to indicate an account is active. For example, some customers may want recently retired HCPs to stay in the user’s territory even if the Filter Inactive Network Records Network Setting is enabled.
This does not apply to NAS.
In this example, customers can add the Network reference code for “Retired”, which is “R”, in the HCP Active Statuses Network Setting, delimited by a comma. Similarly, customers can change the HCO Active Statuses Network Setting. Both settings have a default value of “A”, which means Active.
The Network subscription process respects these settings. If “R” is added to the HCP Active Statuses setting when Filter Inactive Records is enabled, it continues to import retired HCPs to Vault CRM, and it does not remove territories from existing Vault CRM accounts.
Setting the Customer Master Status
The Customer Master Status may be set automatically via updates from Network, depending on certain conditions. The following table describes each possible value for the Customer Master Status, and under what circumstances the status is updated:
Create Unverified Records Enabled? | Filter Inactive Records Enabled? | Customer Master Status | Condition | Receives Updates from Network? |
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Valid | Valid records in Network |
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Under Review | No valid conditions | n/a | ||
Rejected | Records invalidated in Network |
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Inactive | No valid conditions | n/a | ||
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Valid | Account status is an active type |
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Under Review | No valid conditions | n/a | ||
Rejected | Record invalidated in Network |
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Inactive | Account status is an inactive type |
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Handling Inactive Network Records as

When this feature is enabled, Vault CRM only returns active records when users search for accounts.