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-====== Step 2 - Setting the Attribute Groups ======+====== Step 2 - Setting the Match Groups ======
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-===== Field Group Configuration =====+===== Single Entity Configuration =====
 ---- ----
-==== Field Groups Column ==== 
  
-The Default Groups set in the settings menu will automatically be importedbut custom groups can be added by using:+As per the global setting appliedthe list groups will appear here. If needed, you can update this section for the current session.
  
-{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:step_2_5.png?nolink |}}+{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:step2v3.png?800 |}}
  
-Or Alternatively Default groups from other Entities can be added using: 
  
-{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:step_2_6.png?nolink |}}+**Note:** Any default grouping you have made in the settings menu will be imported. See the **[[admin_functionality:settings:set_attribute_groupsMatch Groups Guide]]** for more detail.
  
-**Note:** Groups and Attributes can be re-arranges by using the drag and drop function.+---- 
 +**Page Functions:** 
 + 
 +{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:functions.png?200 |}} 
 + 
 +  * **1. Expand All -** Expand all match groups 
 +  * **2. Add Match Group -** Add existing match group or create a new group 
 +  * **3. Delete -** Tag and then remove match groups 
 +  * **4. Refresh -** Refresh to pre saved settings 
 + 
 +**Note:** Groups and attributes can be re-arranged by using the drag and drop function.
  
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 ==== Priority Column ==== ==== Priority Column ====
  
-By default, the priorities will appear as per the global settings. You can set/modify the 'Priority' for each group with the help of drop-down selection. 'Priority' is used to select the weighting for the match group. The 'Priority' drop-down will have five values:+By default, the priorities will appear as per the global settings. You can set/modify the 'Priority' for each group with the help of drop-down selection. 'Priority' is used to select the weighting for the match group. 
 + 
 +{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:priority_column.png?800 |}}
  
 By default the priorities will be the same as when set in the default creation, however these can be overridden using the drop-down. The available options are: By default the priorities will be the same as when set in the default creation, however these can be overridden using the drop-down. The available options are:
 +
   * Exact   * Exact
   * Very High   * Very High
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-==== Match Key Column ==== 
  
-This column allows you to specify your matching engine.+==== Match vs Score ====
  
-There are six options available:+This section describes the difference between including groups for scoring vs including groups for scoring.
  
-  * DQ Fonetix (Recommended) +{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:include_for_matching.png?800 |}} 
-  * DQ Metaphone + 
-  * DQ Soundex +Include for matching - This will include a match group, along with its attributes, in the matching process.  
-  * Metaphone  + 
-  * SoundEx +Do not include for matching - This will not feed the match group to the match engine, however once duplicate records are grouped, this data will be used for scoring records.  
-  * No MatchKey+ 
 +E.g Email could be used for matching where sales@dqglobal.com returns multiple duplicate records. However when the data is scored with a score group 'Name' including the attributes 'First Name' & 'Last Name', the records will not score as duplicates upon scoring of these values. This setup would look like this: 
 + 
 +{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:scoring_vs_matching_example.png?800 |}} 
  
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-==== Include For Matching Column ====+===== Across Entity Configuration =====
  
-Each group has a checkboxif you disable matching for a group, it will not be used in the search for duplicates but will still be used to assess its overall duplicate score.+After you have selected your desired Entities from Step 1, you will be presented with a screen similar to this:
  
-**Note:** at least one group must be included for matching+{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:xentityv3.png?800 |}} 
 + 
 +To start the process you must first go through and assign your related fields from the entities: 
 + 
 +E.g. Address1_Country --> Address1_Country (as shown in the screenshot below) 
 + 
 +{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:cross_ent_step_2_2.png?nolink |}} 
 + 
 +**NOTE:** Attributes map have already been manually mapped on the [[admin_functionality:settings:map_entities| Across Entity Mapping Page.]]
  
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-===== Miscellaneous Features=====+**Page Functions:**
  
-This section is where you setup the groups that will be used for matching and scoring of duplicates.+{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:functions.png?200 |}}
  
-You will see screen similar to this: +  * **1. Expand All -** Expand all match groups 
 +  * **2. Add Match Group -** Add existing match group or create new group 
 +  * **3. Delete -** Tag and then remove match groups 
 +  * **4. Refresh -** Refresh to pre saved settings
  
-**Note:** However this will vary depending on entity and what default groups you have setup.+**Note:** Groups and attributes can be re-arranged by using the drag and drop function.
  
-{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:step_2_1.png?nolink&600 |}}+---- 
 +==== Priority Column ====
  
-**Matching Language:** When creating these groups you have the option to choose the matching languageThe following can be used:+By default, the priorities will appear as per the global settingsYou can set/modify the 'Priority' for each group with the help of drop-down selection. 'Priority' is used to select the weighting for the match group.
  
-  * English +{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:priority_cross_entity.png?800 |}}
-  * French +
-  * German +
-  * Italian +
-  * Spanish+
  
-This option is located:+By default the priorities will be the same as when set in the default creation, however these can be overridden using the drop-down. The available options are:
  
-{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:step_2_2.png?nolink |}}+  * Exact 
 +  * Very High 
 +  * High 
 +  * Medium 
 +  * Normal
  
-**Display Attributes by:** This is located just below the language drop-down, and allows you to filter the display names between the Database Schema Name and a user friendly Display Name.+Priority is used to select a weight for the group in the match process.
  
-**Display Attributes Sorting:** The displayed Attributes can also be sorted in:+---- 
 +==== Match vs Score ====
  
-  * Ascending A-Z +This section describes the difference between including groups for scoring vs including groups for scoring.
-  * Descending Z-A+
  
-This is done by using the drop-down menu available on the 'Entity Attributes' title.+{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:include_for_matching.png?800 |}}
  
-{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:step_2_3.png?nolink |}}+Include for matching - This will include a match group, along with its attributes, in the matching process
  
-**Note:** On this same menu under the 'Columns' option, you can also turn on or off the Attribute Icons and Title's.+Do not include for matching - This will not feed the match group to the match engine, however once duplicate records are grouped, this data will be used for scoring records
  
-**Hover Actions:**+E.g Email could be used for matching where sales@dqglobal.com returns multiple duplicate records. However when the data is scored with a score group 'Name' including the attributes 'First Name' & 'Last Name', the records will not score as duplicates upon scoring of these values. This setup would look like this:
  
-  * Hovering over an attribute in 'Display Name' mode will give a tool-tip containing that Attributes 'Schema Name' and vice versa when in 'Schema Name' mode. +{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:scoring_vs_matching_example.png?800 |}}
-  * Hovering over an Attribute's Icon will give a tool-tip containing the type of that Attribute.+
  
-**Attribute Searching:** You can filter down the list of attributes by using the search icon: +----
-{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:step_2_4.png?nolink |}}+
  
-**Note:** You must search by title in the display mode you are in+=====Related Entities=====
  
-**Expand/Collapse all:** This button will let you expand all folders or collapse all folders+This section explains how to enable the functionality of using related entity attributes for matching.
  
-{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:step_2_7.png?nolink |}}+In this example, we will run through adding **Opportunity** attributes for matching on the **Account** entity.
  
-**Delete Selected Item:** Pressing this button will delete the current selected item+Go to **Settings** and then head to **Advanced Settings**.
  
-{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:step_2_8.png?nolink |}}+{{ :admin_functionality:settings:resteps1.png?800 |}}
  
-**Refresh:** This will erase any changes you make a revert it make to the default.+Within Advanced Settings, select **Related Entities** and then select the appropriate entity. In this example, we will select the Account entity. This will open the [[admin_functionality:settings:custom_settings#related_entities|Related Entities]] configuration.
  
-{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:step_2_9.png?nolink |}}+{{ :admin_functionality:settings:resteps2.png?800 |}}
  
-**Back:** This will direct you back to step 1+Select the related entities that you would like to use for related entity matching under the **Include for Match** header. In this example, we have checked the Include for Match box within the Opportunity row, which will enable Opportunity attributes for matching. After checking the appropriate box, select **Save**.
  
-{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:step_4_2.png?nolink |}}+{{ :admin_functionality:settings:resteps3.png?800 |}}
  
-**Skip to Start:** This is only applicable to Cloned sessions+Now return to 'Create Session' and on [[admin_functionality:create_session:step_2_set_attribute_groups|Step 2 - Setting the Match Groups]] you will notice Opportunity is now present within the Entity Attributes section on the left.
  
-{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:step_4_3.png?nolink |}}+{{ :admin_functionality:settings:resteps4.png?200 |}}
  
-**Next:** This will direct you to step 3+Similar to standard configuration, you can drag and drop any fields within the Opportunity entity and use this for matching.
  
-{{ :admin_functionality:create_session:step_4_4.png?nolink |}}+{{ :admin_functionality:settings:resteps5.png?800 |}}
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