Spelling variation
Compare “Jon Smith” with “John Smith” as a possible match.
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Match similar names
Catch likely person-name matches that exact lookup misses. Name cleanup, token comparison and a transparent similarity score help you review uncertain pairs.
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List A
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List B
Matching settings
Comparison type
Ways to use it
Resolve everyday list work faster
Accent variation
Normalize accents when comparing multilingual contact lists.
Punctuation differences
Find likely matches when initials, apostrophes or spacing are entered differently.
Reordered names
Review names whose given name and surname appear in a different order.
How it works
Results in three steps
- 1Add your listsPaste them or select columns from files.
- 2Choose matching rulesTune normalization and threshold for your data.
- 3Review and exportCheck categories and download CSV or Excel.
Frequently asked questions
What to know
Does a fuzzy result mean the people are identical?
No. It is a review candidate, not proof of identity.
How should I set the threshold?
Start high for precision, then lower it carefully if expected matches are missing.