Reconcile supplier catalogs with a review queue
Try a synthetic supplier-catalog reconciliation without uploading files. This tested configuration returns matched pairs, uncertain or competing pairs to review, and a merged catalogue with a report. The sample run produced 5 matched pairs and 2 review pairs at a 95 match threshold. It does not update a live store.
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No. It uses invented built-in catalogues and writes results to your run. It does not update a store. Supply your own two tables for a real comparison, then check mappings and uncertain pairs before importing results.
The built-in demo has no record-event charge; Apify platform/start rules still apply. It has a $0.01 run cap and 60s timeout. Real files cost $1 per 1,000 input rows across both tables. Review pricing and increase limits before processing real files.