Coexistence Examples

The synchronous, request-response based web service for golden record creation and update employs the matching functionality, business actions, and business conditions to produce the information returned in the response. For this reason, certain aspects of the solution must be appropriately paired for the call to function.

For more information, refer to the Match and Merge Web Service Endpoint topic of the Matching, Linking, and Merging documentation here.

Configuration

It is recommended that the same algorithms be used for the match and merge web service requests.

The provided web service endpoints utilize Loqate to standardize address, while also include an 'address check' business condition. This business condition allows for the rejection of records if a certain data quality standard is not met.

Refer to the following examples below:

  • Create New Contact Person (here)

  • Update Existing Individual Customer (here)

  • Reject Organization Customer Based on Failed Validation (here)

  • Reject Organization Customer as Potential Duplicate (here)

  • Update Existing Supplier (here)