Review duplicate groups in a shared queue
Purpose
Reviewers can examine connected suggestions together and retain their place while working.
How It Works
A reviewer opens the queue for contacts or organizations. Rhythm presents connected records as groups rather than requiring separate review of each pair. Confidence and other filters narrow the work, while sorting controls which groups appear first. Search matches the beginning of a name or an exact record number. Opening a group reveals its records and all constituent pairs. Group identity survives ordinary growth and keeps the largest contribution when groups split or join. Pair changes and group recalculation commit together. A group can be bounded when the full connection exceeds the review size. The address retains the filters, page and selected group for reloading or sharing. Reading requires duplicate-read authority.
Relationships
Detection creates suggestions and review decisions reshape their groups. Group details provide an entry to merge planning when the reviewer also has merge authority.