What should you do if you want to ensure that an Email Threading set does not overwrite previously selected fields?

Mapping an Email Threading set to a new field is the best approach to ensure that it does not overwrite previously selected fields. When you create a new field specifically for storing the Email Threading results, you create a separate space for this data. This separation protects the integrity of the original data and eliminates any risk of unintentional modification or loss of previously selected fields.

By avoiding the default field or any existing fields, you also maintain a clear organizational structure within your data management system. This is essential for maintaining accurate records and for the thorough analysis of email data. If Email Threading results were to overwrite existing fields, it could lead to confusion or loss of important information that might be necessary for legal reviews or investigations.

Choosing the same field or altering system configurations does not provide the same level of data integrity and risk management as mapping to a new field does, making it a less suitable option in this scenario.