Mark R. It's not really a tool for merging per se. If you export salesforce records with record id, and then import into clay, then you can do the cleanup in clay. However when you reimport the list back into salesforce using the record id, it will update only that specific record id. Likely the goal of deduping in Salesforce is that you care about one single account, but there happens to be 5 other less relevant accounts with similar name but different record ids. The use case for deduping you're likely trying to fix is "find the 6 similar records, prioritize only 1 and disregard the 5". Clay does not do this.
