What action can a user take if they need to consolidate duplicate accounts?

When faced with the task of consolidating duplicate accounts, merging the accounts is the most effective approach. This method allows users to combine the information from multiple accounts into a single, comprehensive account while preserving relevant data and ensuring that no important details are lost in the process.

Merging typically involves selecting one account to serve as the primary account while integrating the details from the duplicate account(s). This approach maintains the integrity of financial records and helps in streamlining account management, providing a clearer picture of customer interactions and financial history.

Recreating the accounts or deleting them would create more issues, such as data loss or the need to re-enter information, which is inefficient and counterproductive. Replacing accounts might suggest simply substituting one account for another, which may not address the underlying issue of duplicates effectively. Merging directly addresses the need to have a singular, accurate representation of data.