Merge user accounts
This page explains how account administrators can merge user accounts in Conclude.
Merging is useful when the same person has separate Slack and Microsoft Teams accounts with different email addresses. It allows Conclude to treat the accounts as one user when matching people across connected workspaces, chats, and channels.
Note: Conclude automatically matches Slack and Microsoft Teams accounts that use the same email address. Manual merging is normally needed only when the same person uses different email addresses on the two platforms.
Important: Merge only accounts that belong to the same person. Merging changes how Conclude represents the user, but it does not merge, delete, rename, or disable the original accounts in Slack, Microsoft Teams, or Microsoft Entra. |
When to merge accounts
- The same person has one Slack account and one Microsoft Teams account with different email addresses
- The accounts should be treated as one user in Conclude for cross-platform chats and channel connections
- The selected accounts do not overlap on the same platform
When not to merge accounts
- The accounts belong to different people
- Both accounts already exist in Slack, or both already exist in Microsoft Teams
- One account is a duplicate, guest, legacy, or resource account that should not be available in Conclude. Hide that account instead
Important: Merging is designed for accounts without platform overlap. For example, one account may exist only in Slack and the other only in Microsoft Teams. When two accounts overlap on the same platform, hide the unwanted account or ask a workspace administrator to manage it in the source platform. |
How to merge user accounts
- Go to Admin console → Users
- Search for the person by name or email address.
- Review the platform columns and email addresses to make sure the accounts belong to the same person and do not overlap on the same platform
- Select the two accounts you want to merge
- Click Merge users at the bottom of the page
- Review the accounts shown in the confirmation window
- Select the confirmation checkbox, then click Merge
Before continuing, compare the email addresses and the Slack and Microsoft Teams columns. This helps confirm that you selected two platform-specific accounts for the same person rather than two different users or overlapping accounts.
What happens after accounts are merged
- Conclude treats the selected accounts as one user
- The user can be matched consistently across the connected Slack workspace and Microsoft Teams tenant
- The original Slack and Microsoft Teams accounts remain unchanged in their source platforms
- Merging in Conclude does not remove duplicate or guest accounts from Microsoft Teams, Slack, or Microsoft Entra
Merging or hiding an account
Merging and hiding solve different account-management problem. Learn more about hiding user accounts here.
| Action | Use it when |
|---|---|
| Merge users | The same person has separate Slack and Microsoft Teams accounts with different email addresses, and the accounts do not overlap on the same platform. |
| Hide an account | A duplicate, guest, legacy, or resource account should remain in Microsoft Teams or Slack but should not be available for selection in Conclude. |
Note: Conclude cannot delete user accounts from Slack, Microsoft Teams, or Microsoft Entra. If an account should be removed or disabled in the source platform, a workspace or tenant administrator must make that change there.