David Waldmann
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It may be too much work at this point to convert, but we use the class codes in CM-A to sort customers for marketing purposes. Two huge advantages of the CM-A ones is that you can only enter approved codes, AND you can add descriptors to them so that you don't have to keep a lookup list. And now that CM-A and AR-A are (or can be) synchronized there's no good reason I can think of not to use CM-A.
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