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Learn how to map data streams in Data Cloud
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[@srigorla]

Do we need to map Contact to Individual Data Model entity in here, so that it can come handy for identity resolution later?

[@AnnaSzabo]

Going through trails AND watching this playlist REALLY helped me out a lot! Thank you

[@JohnDeMars]

I like the view on the home page. How can i get the same?

[@SalesforceUSA]

Very good video

[@quintessence4736]

Wouldn't the Contact DLO Contact ID be mapped to a Contact ID foreign key field on the Contact Type Email/Phone/Address DMOs, rather than the PK ID fields of those objects? Those Contact Type IDs are unique and don't exist in the Contact Records do they?

[@VamseeVVR18]

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[@memetemplates001]

I couldn't understand why we need to make Data Lake Object to Data Model Object? We are already having data in Data Lake Object.

[@daniellelarregui4334]

The data lake object is just the initial container to hold your data that is coming in from Data Streams. Data Model Objects are Data Cloud's canonical data model.There is some functionality in Data Cloud like identity resolution jobs that only use data stored in DMOs.

[@dodifriedenberg8077]

This is one the benefits of Data Cloud. Fields for the same thing coming in from different sources could have wildly different names. By mapping them to the DMOs, you're teaching Data Cloud to treat these different incoming fields as the same field/kind of data.