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Match & Resolve

The same person shows up in five systems under four spellings. Tilores draws edges between records using deterministic rules and fuzzy matching, then assembles them into one resolved entity — and shows you exactly why.


Interactive

Toggle the rules. Watch the entity form.

Each rule draws a different kind of edge between records. Turn rules on and off to see which records merge into one entity — and how corroborating matches raise the entity score.

CRM
Jon Smith
jsmith@googlemail.com
Shopify
Jonathan Smith
jsmith@googlemail.com
ERP
J. Smith
+49 30 1234567
Support
Jon Smith
+49 30 1234567
Newsletter
jsmith@googlemail.com
Matching rules
5
records in this entity
score
0.96
Score is illustrative — it rises as more independent rules corroborate the same link.

Fuzzy matching

Real-world data doesn’t match exactly

Nicknames, transliterations, abbreviations, and typos all describe the same person. A similarity score plus a threshold you control decides what counts as a match.

Jon Smith
match
Jonathan Smith
similarity 0.86
your match threshold 0.80


Deterministic rules

Transparent, human-readable rules compare attributes — exact email, shared phone, normalized address. Every edge is tagged with the rule that made it (R1EXACT), so a resolution is fully explainable and auditable.

Probabilistic & fuzzy

For the messy middle, fuzzy algorithms and probabilistic ML score partial matches — nicknames, typos, transliterations. Choose the balance of precision and recall that fits your use case; the two approaches work together on the same entity.


See it resolve your data

Book a demo and we’ll run entity resolution against a sample of your real records — duplicates, edges, and all.