Deduplicate the relationship, not just the URL
The same prospect may come from a competitor post, search, CRM list, or inbound reply. The decision should inspect history before launching a new message.
One prospect, one clear relationship, even when several campaigns find them.
When several campaigns run in parallel, the risk is not just technical duplication. It is creating competing approaches to the same profile and losing track of who owns the relationship.
What duplicates break
Two sequences contact the same prospect with different angles.
One campaign follows up while another already has a reply or exclusion.
Performance is distorted because source campaign and active campaign are mixed.
The Yadulink framing
One active conversation per prospect before any new sensitive action.
Attribution between the campaign that found the lead and the campaign engaging the relationship.
Exclusions, drafts, and follow-ups connected to the same sales history.
Attribute without breaking reporting
One campaign can discover the prospect while another already owns the conversation. Both signals should stay visible without sending two approaches.
Block contradictory actions
Agent memory, drafts, and exclusions should prevent a follow-up, invitation, or reply that contradicts the current relationship state.
A page capturing the BeReach one-conversation-per-prospect gap while framing it around relationship deduplication, campaign attribution, and Yadulink control.
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