Tamr Updates <1 Minute: February 2026

We have a number of really exciting enhancements to announce this month! February’s updates focus on making data mastering more transparent, efficient, and accessible. With UI-based relationship management, improved match explainability in operational APIs, and enhanced Curator Hub workflows, teams gain stronger control over how they connect entities, determine matches, and conduct curation.

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Manage Relationships Directly in the UI

Customers using Tamr as their system of record can now create and manage relationships between records directly from 360-degree view pages in the Tamr UI. All data product viewers and developers can review relationship details from the new View Relationships page, while admins and curators can create, edit, and delete relationships directly in the interface. This update makes relationship management more accessible and strengthens Tamr’s ability to model connected enterprise data without requiring API-only workflows.

Match Explainability

The Search then Create or Update API now includes improved match explainability. Responses include details explaining how Tamr identified a match or a possible duplicate, along with match confidence and associated labels via the Search Details object. This enhancement increases transparency for operational integrations, giving developers and downstream systems greater insight into automated match decisions. It reinforces trust in real-time data mastering and AI-driven entity resolution.

The 360-degree view pages now include the match confidence (high, medium, or low) for each suggested duplicate record, showing which fields match and partially match between the records.

Faster Curation in Curator Hub

Curator Hub continues to evolve with workflow enhancements that improve curator productivity. Users can now dismiss multiple Suggested Duplicates or Suggested Edits at once, enabling bulk actions directly within curation queues. In addition, new filtering options allow curators to refine queue events by status, date range, record ID, and, for duplicates, event origin. Together, these improvements reduce manual effort and streamline review processes in high-volume environments.

Where to Learn More

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