Learn about the Members perspective of an grouping type entity.

When Segmented Grouping is enabled for your tenant, Reltio automatically creates and maintains logical groups of related entities based on match rules. For more information about segmented grouping, see topic Segmented grouping via match rules . In the Data Modeler, you define and configure grouping types that determine how entities are assigned to groups. Based on this configuration, Reltio forms group entities and populates them with associated member records.

In the Profile view, a Members screen appears for each group entity. It displays all member entities that meet the grouping criteria, allowing you to explore and validate group membership directly in the UI.

The Members table provides a structured, interactive view of all entities associated with a specific group. Grouping is based on match rules that segment large or ambiguous records into logical collections — such as merchant clusters, household units, or account hierarchies. Rather than merging all related records into a single, oversized entity, Reltio generates a lightweight group entity that maintains references to its members without altering their individual identities. This is particularly useful in high-scale scenarios where merged entities would become unmanageable.

Here's a sample Members screen:

For example, if MerchantGroup is defined as a grouping type, and a particular entity of that type is opened in the UI, the Members screen shows all merchant records linked to that group.

The Members table allows you to:

• Browse the full list of group members
• View basic attributes like Profile and Entity ID
• See other groups that each member belongs to
• Search using keywords or advanced filters. For more information, see Search and filter entities in the Members screen.
• Export the current set of member entities. For more information, see Export the member list in the Members screen.