Tamr Product Updates: October 2026

October’s releases center on control over how records come together and on seeing the decisions behind them. New duplicate handling configuration, priority-based consolidation rules, and clearer override history give curators and developers more say over the golden records they produce.

Decide How Tamr Handles Possible Duplicates

In RealTime data products, a Duplicate Handling page lets you specify what should happen to suggested duplicates by match confidence: merge automatically, route to a curation queue, or ignore. You can send high-priority records to their own queues and auto-dismiss stale items, so curators see only what still matters.

Choose Which Values Win With Priority Conditions

Record consolidation rules in RealTime data products now support Priority Conditions, letting you build multi-tiered rules from attribute conditions joined by AND or OR logic, so golden records reflect the source values your business actually trusts.

See Who Changed a Record, and Send It Back for Review

On RealTime 360-degree view pages, an icon now marks every attribute a user has overridden, showing who set the value and when. Curators can also resubmit an open queue item from the Feedback card to send it back to the top, making decisions easier to audit and revisit.

Manage Source Records Programmatically

The new Source Records API lets developers create, retrieve, update, and move the individual source records behind each golden record. Developers can optionally skip reconsolidating the original golden record when moving a source record, so integrations can correct record linkage without side effects.

Where to Learn More

Visit Tamr Docs for a comprehensive breakdown of all October product changes, including bug fixes, UI improvements, and known issues.