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Resource Matching: Overview

  • June 5, 2026
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Match smarter. Work faster. Protect data.

Resource Matching helps you identify potential duplicate candidates before they enter your workflow. It compares submitted information against existing records and guides you to confirm the correct profile so you can make confident decisions while protecting data integrity.

Why Resource Matching matters

You use Resource Matching to:

  • Reduce manual effort by identifying possible matches automatically
  • Prevent duplicate records and maintain clean, accurate data
  • Review risks early, including candidate history and DNR flags
  • Support compliance by requiring match resolution before moving forward
  • Maintain consistency by preserving accurate identifiers across suppliers and workflows

✅ Cleaner data. Faster workflows. Fewer errors.

Who uses it

  • Program office users
  • Suppliers

How it works

Resource Matching displays automatically at key steps in the workflow, such as when candidates are submitted or reviewed.

  1. Scans existing records in Enterprise
  2. Compares key identifiers, like name, email, and IDs
  3. Displays possible matches
  4. Requires you to confirm or resolve the match

✅The system guides you—but you always make the final decision

Important: matching is a safeguard

Resource Matching does not fix or merge records for you.

  • It identifies potential matches
  • It prevents you from continuing until you resolve them
  • You must confirm the correct record or proceed appropriately

✅Your decision ensures data accuracy and compliance.

What you see in Resource Matching

Resource Matching follows the same process in every workflow. When a potential duplicate is detected, the Resource Matching dialog displays to help you review and compare records before continuing.

The structure is consistent. What changes is how much detail you see based on your organization’s setup and your role.

Resource Matching displays:

  • A message with next-step guidance
  • The Submitted Candidate section (your reference record)
  • A list of matching candidates
  • A Search option to refine results
  • Action controls (OK, Cancel, Continue Adding Resource)

✅ The layout stays the same—only the level of detail varies.

🔷See how the views vary

Essential view
Enriched view
Resource Matching Intelligence view

Each level builds on the same underlying matching logic. What changes is how information is displayed and how much context is available.

Configuration settings determine which view is enabled and what data is available for comparison. If you don’t see certain fields or features, your current view may not include them. 

View Configuration What you see How it helps
Essential (default) Available to all users by default Basic candidate details and core identity fields Supports quick decisions
Enhanced Requires on/off setup Additional candidate fields, 

expanded record details and clearer guidance

Improves validation with more context
Intelligence (Resource Matching Intelligence) Requires on/off setup and an AI package Enhanced details plus Match Confidence, AI insights, and prioritized results Speeds review with AI-supported insights

✅ Different view. Same decision process.

Regardless of what you see, the process is the same:

  • Review the submitted candidate
  • Compare matching records
  • Resolve the match before continuing

 

How to compare records

Resource Matching evaluates identity signals such as name (including phonetic similarity) and unique identifiers. Strong alignment across these signals increases match likelihood, while missing or conflicting data lowers confidence. Additional signals like email and username are used in Resource Matching Intelligence only.

You compare key details across records to confirm whether they represent the same individual. Confirm consistency across multiple fields before deciding—never rely on a single field.

  • Namedrives candidate selection through trigger-based matching. Primary identifier; check spelling, order, variations, and alternate formats.
  • Email—strong supporting identifier
  • Beeline ID—may reveal duplicate profiles
  • Initial Personal ID—supports validation
  • Supplier and industry—provide important context

Quick decision guide

You must resolve the match before continuing.

Scenario Action
Same person (different supplier/industry) Select match → OK
Exact duplicate Cancel → Disqualify
No match Continue Adding Resource
DNR flagged Select match → OK → Disqualify

 

Why your decision matters

Take time to review carefully. Your choice affects downstream data:

  • Your decisions in Resource Matching affect more than just the current step.

  • Matching correctly keeps IDs consistent across systems
  • Duplicate records can impact tenure, invoicing, and reporting
  • DNR matches enforce compliance and risk controls
  • Incorrect matches can create downstream data issues that require manual correction

Getting started

Go to Resource Matching: Getting Started to:

  • Review and compare candidate records
  • Select the correct action
  • Complete the matching process

✅ Follow the same steps regardless of which view you see

 

Get it right—and fix it when needed

Resource Matching requires both careful decision-making and quick correction when issues occur. Use these resources based on where you are in the process.

✅ Start with prevention. If something goes wrong, use the troubleshooting guide to resolve it quickly and confidently.

 

 


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Beeline Enterprise | Q2 2026

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