Auto Match

Send notifications when a Duplicate Search matches a specific threshold of duplicate sets, allowing teams to review and merge as they want to.

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Auto Match is included in all Dedupely plans, and the 7-day free trial.

Instead of manually (and constantly) reviewing Duplicate Searches every other hour, Auto Match notifies only when duplicate matches reach a specific count. This approach gives teams control over incoming duplicate data before merging, sending sets to Manual Review, or rejecting non-duplicates. It's a great first step toward automated deduplication.

Base notification thresholds on how duplicates enter each specific object.

Auto Match notifications are turned off by default. Threshold numbers must be configured explicitly for each Duplicate Search.

How to set up Auto Match

The Phone Number Duplicate Search toolbar, with an arrow pointing at the Automate button.
The Automate menu, with Auto Match circled above Auto Merge.
Auto Match settings for Phone Number: a notification threshold, and an Auto Match status of Disabled beside an Enable button.
The Notify when field set to 25 new matches found, beside a Save button.
Auto Match status showing Enabled, beside a Disable button.
The Start Auto Match summary: the Duplicate Search, its matching fields, its filters and the notification threshold, above an Enable Auto Match button.
  1. Inside the Duplicate Search, click "Automate" in the top menu bar.
  2. Select "Auto Match" from the dropdown menu.
  3. Under "Notify when" enter the desired match threshold count and click "Save."
  4. Under "Auto Match Status" click "Enable."
  5. Review your configuration details in the pop-up, then click "Enable Auto Match."

Managing accumulated duplicates

When a Duplicate Search reaches the threshold, you will receive a notification via email to review results. From there, select the right action:

  • Manual Review: Isolate unclear duplicate sets for individual review later.
  • Merge: select the matches you trust and merge them together.
  • Reject: Permanently dismiss false duplicates from future searches.

Mentioned in this article: Duplicate Searches, Manual Review, and Rejected Matches.

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