For the same property party, the assessor system is trusted for legal owner name while CRM is trusted for contact preference. What survivorship principle applies?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
The assessor owns the deed name; CRM owns how the person likes to be reached—different jobs, different winners. Survivorship can be attribute-level, not a single system crown for everything. Mix-and-match trust is normal when designed on purpose.
Full Explanation
Attribute-level source hierarchies allow each field to draw from the system best suited to author that fact. Legal ownership may rightly prefer assessor data while contact preferences prefer CRM. A single global winner across all attributes is unnecessary and often harmful when domains of authority differ.