Match events
By default, all Match and Merge events from Reltio APIs are sent to queues or topics as messages in JSON format.
To understand matching and merging in Reltio, it is important to review Match, Merge, and Survivorship together since they are so closely related within the Reltio platform. See Reltio Match, Merge and Survivorship
Headers: tenantId; eventType; sourceObjectUri
{
	"type": <string>,
      "updatedTime": <timestamp>,
      "uris": <List<string>>
}
Merge entities
These events are generated during merge:
- ENTITY_CHANGED
 - ENTITIES_MERGED (for Classic merge) or ENTITIES_MERGED_ON_THE_FLY (for on the fly scenario)
 - ENTITY_LOST_MERGE
 
updatedTime appears only if JMSIncludeMergeTime:
                    true (by default, it's false) is specified in the
                field, in the streaming configuration. Only type ENTITIES_MERGED is
                supported. The updatedTime includes the timestamp when the entities
                were merged.
The URIs include the URIs of all merge participants.
Internally, these event types are supported:
ENTITIES_MERGED: This event generates a background automatic process based on match rules. An event is triggered for the winner entity.ENTITIES_MERGED_MANUALLY: This event is created when we manually merge entities.ENTITIES_MERGED_ON_THE_FLY: This event generates an automatic process that merges entities in real time. For more information, see topic Merge on the fly.
ENTITIES_MERGED in the
                    typeFilter property in the Tenant physical configuration
                    streamingConfig-messaging->destinations section. Therefore,
                even if you indicate ENTITIES_MERGED_MANUALLY, or
                    ENTITIES_MERGED_ON_THE_FLY, the propagated event is
                    ENTITIES_MERGED.Failed merges
ENTITIES_MERGE_FAILED and RELATIONS_MERGE_FAILED, and they are generated in case of the following merge errors:OBJECT_TOO_LARGE_TO_SAVE_ITMERGE_REQUEST_REJECTED_DUE_TO_OBJECT_CHANGESMERGE_OF_OBJECTS_DIFFERENT_TYPESFAILED_TO_MERGE_RELATIONS_WITH_THE_SAME_CROSSWALKSTART_OR_END_ENTITIES_ARE_NOT_MATCHEDUNABLE_TO_COMBINE_MERGE_REQUESTS
These events are logged in the Activity Log for visibility and you can send them to external queues for real-time monitoring and corrective action. For more information, see topics Search using Activity Log API and Data streaming at a glance.
Notify an external program
POTENTIAL_LINK_FOUND: This event conveys that two profiles named in the event have characteristics that suggest they're potentially related to each other.AUTO_LINK_FOUND:This event type can be used to strongly suggest that the two profiles are related to each other.
If the external program approves the event, then you can post a request to explicitly define a relationship between the two profiles.