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Description
When a customer sends an email to the EMAIL_... inbox from the email address .....yan_18@mail.ru, the system is incorrectly associated it with a different contact named ANDREY, who has a different email address (....mov@gmail.com). Instead of creating a new contact for the new email address, the self-hosted Chatwoot system mistakenly recognizes it as ANDREY, resulting in a mix-up of conversations.
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To Reproduce
When a customer sends an email to the EMAIL_... inbox from the email address .....yan_18@mail.ru, the system is incorrectly associated it with a different contact named ANDREY, who has a different email address (....mov@gmail.com). Instead of creating a new contact for the new email address, the self-hosted Chatwoot system mistakenly recognizes it as ANDREY, resulting in a mix-up of conversations.
Expected behavior
The self-hosted Chatwoot system should create a new contact for the email address .....yan_18@mail.ru, as it is from a different customer, rather than associating it with the existing contact for ANDREY.
Actual Behavior
The email from .....yan_18@mail.ru is incorrectly associated with ANDREY's contact, causing the conversation history to display the wrong conversation.
Environment
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Cloud Provider
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Operating system
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Additional context
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Describe the bug
Description
When a customer sends an email to the EMAIL_... inbox from the email address .....yan_18@mail.ru, the system is incorrectly associated it with a different contact named ANDREY, who has a different email address (....mov@gmail.com). Instead of creating a new contact for the new email address, the self-hosted Chatwoot system mistakenly recognizes it as ANDREY, resulting in a mix-up of conversations.
Screenshots
To Reproduce
When a customer sends an email to the EMAIL_... inbox from the email address .....yan_18@mail.ru, the system is incorrectly associated it with a different contact named ANDREY, who has a different email address (....mov@gmail.com). Instead of creating a new contact for the new email address, the self-hosted Chatwoot system mistakenly recognizes it as ANDREY, resulting in a mix-up of conversations.
Expected behavior
The self-hosted Chatwoot system should create a new contact for the email address .....yan_18@mail.ru, as it is from a different customer, rather than associating it with the existing contact for ANDREY.
Actual Behavior
The email from .....yan_18@mail.ru is incorrectly associated with ANDREY's contact, causing the conversation history to display the wrong conversation.
Environment
Other [please specify in the description]
Cloud Provider
AWS
Platform
None
Operating system
No response
Browser and version
No response
Docker (if applicable)
No response
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: