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Momentum Events Cleaned Up a Duplicate-Filled CRM with ZoomInfo
The events and conference organizer moved past Salesforce’s record-by-record cleanup to same-day bulk deduplication and enrichment across an inherited database, according to the company.
VANCOUVER, Wash., August 11, 2026–(BUSINESS WIRE)–ZoomInfo (NASDAQ: GTM), the all-in-one AI GTM platform, has reported that Momentum Events, an organization that produces live and virtual conferences, cleaned up an inherited database of duplicate and incomplete records using bulk data deduplication and enrichment. Momentum Events brings industry thought leaders together to share knowledge and network, a business where a name and a title are not back-office details. The company reports that the same tools able to enrich its data could also deduplicate it the same day.
Momentum Events inherited a database riddled with duplicate and incomplete records. The same email address turned up on separate records under different first and last names. Before anyone could trust a report or a mailing, the underlying data had to be reconciled, and the volume made that a project rather than a quick fix.
The company’s CRM could not solve it alone. Salesforce’s native deduplication worked one record at a time, in real time, so it had no way to clean an inherited database in bulk. Merging duplicates carried its own risk, because a careless merge discards the good information mixed in with the bad. For a conference organizer, the stakes are physical. The title on a record is the title printed on the badge an attendee wears at the event.
Momentum Events chose ZoomInfo for bulk data deduplication and enrichment its CRM could not provide. The company could clean the entire database at once instead of record by record. Rules decided which values survived each merge, so cleanups preserved the valuable data rather than discarding it. Normalization standardized inconsistent formats, duplicate prevention screened new list imports, and scheduled, automated deduplication ran against the CRM so duplicates did not creep back in. Cloud access meant the data was reachable regardless of location.
The result is cleaner data the organization says it benefits from every day. Standardized title formats now carry through to the badges attendees wear at Momentum Events conferences, which the company credits with improving the quality of its data. What was once a tangle of duplicate and half-empty records is now a maintained system rather than a recurring cleanup.
Momentum Events treats clean, deduplicated data as an everyday operational backbone, not a one-time project. It keeps duplicate prevention and scheduled cleanups running against its CRM, so the database stays accurate as new records arrive.
