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How to Set Default Relationship Type

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  • Allison Ridings

    Anthony Costantino - hoping you might have any insight here! Thanks in advance!

  • Seth Halvaksz

    CC @... 

  • Anthony Costantino

    Nope, mystery to me, sorry!

  • Seth Halvaksz

    I'm looking in our QA environment and the “Contact” relationship type is default when adding a relationship to a contact.  It has “A” as the Order.  However when i change it to “Z” its still the default.  So - not sure yet.

  • Himanshu

    I don't think its sorting by “Order” but the subordinate description after a quick test. See below. Regardless of the code or order, i think its using subordinate description to set the default value on top alphabetically.

     

  • Seth Halvaksz

    Thanks Himashu. I think the question is how to set the default, not the order.

    Were you able to change the default relationship type?

  • Himanshu

    Hi Seth, No i wasn't, it defaults to Contact (CTA)

  • Seth Halvaksz

    Reading the article, it looks like scope should control the default, but i tried and that doesn't seem to work.  I'll ask engineering.

    https://supportcenter.ungerboeck.com/hc/en-us/articles/218913088-Configure-Relationship-Types

    Scope: Select if the relationship type is required. Optional is almost always selected.

    • Mandatory: The relationship must exist between a parent account/contact and child account/contact. When adding a new account, a relationship is automatically created linking the account to itself.
  • Seth Halvaksz

    I confirmed with engineering that the default is hard coded to “Contact (CTA)”

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