Aurum matches, merges and cleans scattered records into a single deduplicated golden master — with a human steward reviewing and approving every step.
When the same entity exists in many systems under many spellings, no report can be trusted. Aurum is a golden-record studio: it matches and merges duplicate records into one master, cleans it, and keeps a human steward in control of every published record — so you get one source of truth instead of a pile of conflicting copies.
Matches and merges duplicate records into one golden master.
A deterministic matching engine does the clustering; a human steward stays in control.
Every record classified into the UNSPSC taxonomy.
Reversible by design — edits are stored as overrides, never in-place.
Full audit trail and source lineage per record.
One trusted, deduplicated record per real-world item, merged from the many scattered records that describe it.
No. A deterministic engine proposes matches, but a human steward reviews and approves every published record.
Yes. Aurum is reversible by design — steward edits are stored as overrides rather than in-place mutation.
A deterministic engine clusters lines describing the same item and collapses duplicates.
Places every record in the UNSPSC taxonomy so spend rolls up by standard category.
The engine proposes; a data steward reviews, corrects and approves every record.
Full audit trail and source lineage per record, with reversible edits.
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