If you’re not using Max Classic, I don’t believe there is an easy way to do that. I’m pretty sure that Max Classic is the only version that has the dedup option.
While there may not be an official way to find duplicates in Keap Lite, Pro, and Max as of the time of this post, below is at least one workaround that may work for cases where you know a few contacts are duplicates and wish to simply merge these records. Please understand this may not be officially supported for Lite, Pro, or Max at the time of this post, so use at your own risk.
A. Create a temporary tag and apply it to the contacts you wish to merge:
The name of the tag is not critical here, as it is only for temporary use:
E. Determine which information you wish to remain on the merged contact record and click ‘Merge & View Contact’. Keap will make sure you understand this action is permanent and will take you to the merged contact record.:
THANK YOU for this, Timothy. Very helpful. I don’t want to take the time to do a full de-duplication of my whole database, but when I notice a person with two records, this is an easy way to fix it.