Outcome. A contact who goes quiet for a long stretch and then comes back through a completely different channel gets their attribution properties refreshed to reflect what actually brought them back, instead of permanently crediting a source from a year-old, unrelated first touch.
flowchart TD
A[New engagement, prior engagement 180+ days ago] --> B[Capture new session source]
B --> C[Set attribution_reset_date]
C --> D[Set dormancy_reset_flag]
D --> E[Notify marketing ops, optional]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse when your reporting relies on original source properties and stale attribution from long-dormant contacts is skewing channel performance numbers.
- UseUse when a meaningful share of your contact base goes dormant for months and later re-engages through a different channel than their original touch.
- SkipDo not use this fiche if your reporting model intentionally treats original source as permanent regardless of dormancy; some attribution models are deliberately "first touch forever" by design, and this fiche would work against that choice.
- SkipDo not use for contacts with continuous, regular engagement. This fiche is specifically about the dormant-then-returned pattern, not routine re-engagement within normal activity cycles.
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