Reltio Connect

When creating new entities, we are wanting the new records qualifying as a potential match to any new or existing records to raised as a DCR instead of automatically created.  To put another way, all requests that fall under auto-merge or do not have a potential match would be created without a DCR while the remainder would have a DCR.  Is this possible?  

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Chris McCabe
Clinician Nexus
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If records are authored in Reltio UI, authoring feature can be useful of this use case which search the records based on the input data in real time. 
If the records are pushed via integration, then external match can be effective tool here - matched records can be created as DCR while not matched  as new records. 

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Ashish Rawat
Associate Director
Radisson Hotel Groups
Bangalore
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Hi Chris,

I would investigate Custom Match actions.  https://docs.reltio.com/en/reltio/what-does-reltio-do/what-reltio-does-at-a-glance/data-unification-and-mdm-at-a-glance/data-unification-and-mdm-in-detail/reltio-match-and-merge/configure-custom-match-actions

Essentially, the out put of the match rule is not the actual match.  Instead, it puts an event on the queue. You can use this event to configure a series of events using the API to get your desired outcome.

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Gino Fortunato
Principal Solution Engineer
Reltio
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almost forgot: there is a community show that describes this in more detail https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sbu_8enc3is

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Gino Fortunato
Principal Solution Engineer
Reltio
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-26-2025 13:04
From: Gino Fortunato
Subject: Create DCR (Data Change Request) Only for Potential Matches

Hi Chris,

I would investigate Custom Match actions.  https://docs.reltio.com/en/reltio/what-does-reltio-do/what-reltio-does-at-a-glance/data-unification-and-mdm-at-a-glance/data-unification-and-mdm-in-detail/reltio-match-and-merge/configure-custom-match-actions

Essentially, the out put of the match rule is not the actual match.  Instead, it puts an event on the queue. You can use this event to configure a series of events using the API to get your desired outcome.

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Gino Fortunato
Principal Solution Engineer
Reltio
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Hi @Gino Fortunato,
I believe custom match action works on records already created in Reltio MDM, please correct me if I am wrong.

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Ashish Rawat
Associate Director
Radisson Hotel Groups
Bangalore
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-26-2025 13:04
From: Gino Fortunato
Subject: Create DCR (Data Change Request) Only for Potential Matches

Hi Chris,

I would investigate Custom Match actions.  https://docs.reltio.com/en/reltio/what-does-reltio-do/what-reltio-does-at-a-glance/data-unification-and-mdm-at-a-glance/data-unification-and-mdm-in-detail/reltio-match-and-merge/configure-custom-match-actions

Essentially, the out put of the match rule is not the actual match.  Instead, it puts an event on the queue. You can use this event to configure a series of events using the API to get your desired outcome.

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Gino Fortunato
Principal Solution Engineer
Reltio
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it applies to matching in reltio.  Yes, that is correct

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Gino Fortunato
Principal Solution Engineer
Reltio
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-30-2025 11:22
From: Ashish Rawat
Subject: Create DCR (Data Change Request) Only for Potential Matches

Hi @Gino Fortunato,
I believe custom match action works on records already created in Reltio MDM, please correct me if I am wrong.

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Ashish Rawat
Associate Director
Radisson Hotel Groups
Bangalore
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-26-2025 13:04
From: Gino Fortunato
Subject: Create DCR (Data Change Request) Only for Potential Matches

Hi Chris,

I would investigate Custom Match actions.  https://docs.reltio.com/en/reltio/what-does-reltio-do/what-reltio-does-at-a-glance/data-unification-and-mdm-at-a-glance/data-unification-and-mdm-in-detail/reltio-match-and-merge/configure-custom-match-actions

Essentially, the out put of the match rule is not the actual match.  Instead, it puts an event on the queue. You can use this event to configure a series of events using the API to get your desired outcome.

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Gino Fortunato
Principal Solution Engineer
Reltio