A proposed “vendors” entity type points at a random spreadsheet import table full of duplicate vendor names. What source choice is better?
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Short Explanation
Feeding vendor entities from a messy import sheet is like building a phone book from coffee-stained napkins—you get three “Acme”s and no owner. Aim the entity type at a governed vendor or company table. Clean source data beats heroic dedupe later.
Full Explanation
Entity types inherit the quality of their source tables. Spreadsheet import staging tables often contain duplicates and weak keys, which produce duplicate or ambiguous vendor entities. Prefer authoritative vendor/company tables maintained through a governed process. This remains entity-framework sourcing guidance—not a full Third-Party Risk Management product implementation.