The same item written dozens of ways hides how many things you actually have. Aurum’s deterministic matching engine clusters the lines that describe the same item and collapses the duplicates.
Duplicate records are the root of untrustworthy master data: the same supplier or material appears again and again under slightly different names. Aurum uses a deterministic matching engine to cluster the lines that describe the same item, so duplicates collapse into one record — and a steward can split, merge or correct any grouping.
A deterministic matching engine clusters lines describing the same item.
Duplicates collapse into a single golden record.
A steward can remove, move, merge, split or edit any grouping.
Reviewed records don’t shift silently when logic changes later.
Full audit trail and source lineage per record.
A deterministic matching engine clusters lines describing the same item; a human steward can correct any grouping.
A steward can remove, move, merge, split or edit any grouping — the engine proposes, the human decides.
No. Reviewed records don’t shift silently; logic changes affect future runs, not settled decisions.
Turns scattered records into one trusted golden master, with humans in control.
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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