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# Account Generation

Use Delpha's Account Generation campaign to enrich and clean Salesforce account data with LinkedIn insights and quality scoring. Perfect for bulk account enhancement.

## Account Generation Campaign Overview

The **Account Generation** template is tailored for performing a **global cleanup and enrichment of your Account data** in Salesforce. It’s ideal when your main objective is to enhance company records, not individual contacts.

### **Workflow Highlights**

* **Enrich Account from LinkedIn**: Pulls up-to-date LinkedIn details for each account.
* **Check Account Quality**: Analyzes data quality and delivers actionable recommendations for improvement.

### **Prerequisite**

Ensure that [**Accounts as Campaign Members**](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-setup/extra-tasks/check-my-org-settings.md#accounts-as-campaign-members-enabled-recommended)  is enabled in your Salesforce org to use this campaign type.


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