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October ‘25 Release: AI Insights in Real-Time, Bring Your Own Model, and Greater Flexibility     

By October 21, 2025No Comments

The October’25 release brings thoughtful improvements across DataGroomr,  focused on making data cleanup more intelligent, more efficient, and easier to manage day-to-day. 

This update focuses on one big idea: make clean data effortless. We continue building our vision of using AI to simplify and streamline data quality work, without adding extra complexity. 

Real-time AI Insights and BYOM 

AI Auto-Review for Live Dedupe 

Live Dedupe now includes a Recommendation by AI option that automatically reviews and tags new duplicates as they appear. 

AI evaluates new duplicates as they appear in your Salesforce org, tags each with a recommended action – merge, unmatch, link or split – and explains the reasoning behind every recommendation All in real time so you can stay ahead of duplicates without manual review. 

dataset configuration

Bring Your Own Model (BYOM) 

Organizations using Salesforce Einstein Layer can now connect their own AI models directly to DataGroomr. 

When BYOM is enabled, your model handles the processing and no DataGroomr credits are consumed, giving you full control over both performance and cost. 

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Smarter Rules and Filtering 

Substring and Length Functions for Merge Rules 

You can now refine merge logic with two new rule blocks: Substring and Length Of

Use them to extract parts of field values or to build conditions based on text length, enabling more accurate merging. 

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Multi-Value Dataset Filters 

Dataset filters now support multiple values for a single field, enabling you to segment data easily without writing complex SOQL.  

In SOQL Mode, you can still use IN or NOT IN expressions. 
In the visual filter builder, use the “any” operator and enter multiple values in the list box. 

This provides the same IN/NOT IN functionality without needing to write queries manually, making it easier to filter lists of values such as states, industries, or regions. 

Multi-Value Dataset Filters
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Flexible Model Cloning 

Models can now be cloned between types – from Machine Learning to Classic or vice versa – for faster experimentation without rebuilding from scratch. 

model cloning

Added Convenience in CSV Imports   

Tags can now be included in CSV exports from Transfer, making it easy to carry your tagging logic into external analysis or reports. 

csv imports

Additionally, a new option lets you add matched records to Salesforce campaigns without updating any fields. This is ideal for campaign targeting where no data changes are needed. 

mass update

More Control in Address Verification 

On address suggestion dialogs, you can now copy individual fields — such as City or Postal Code — with a single click. 

address verification

Credit Optimization for Email Validation 

When verifying emails with suggestions, if no suggestions are required, only one credit is charged. 

User Interface Improvements 

Tabbed Subscription Management 

The Manage Subscription page has been reorganized into clear tabs for Subscription, Limits, Preferences, and Credits. Each tab loads independently for faster navigation and easier access. 

manage subscription

Simplified Analysis Controls 

The Analyze button now runs incremental analysis by default, while full analysis is available under the “…” menu for a cleaner and more intuitive user experience. 

Performance and Stability Updates 

Several backend improvements make large analyses more stable under heavy load. 

Summary 

The October release introduces meaningful enhancements that make working with AI, merge rules, and datasets more flexible and predictable. 

Whether you’re automating deduplication, managing campaigns, or simply keeping Salesforce cleaner, these updates are designed to reduce manual effort while keeping you in full control. 

👉 Explore the new release by logging in to your DataGroomr account or contact our team to learn how these updates can improve your data quality processes. 

Happy DataGrooming! 

Ben Novoselsky

Ben Novoselsky, DataGroomr CTO, is a hands-on software architect involved in the design and implementation of distributed systems, with over 19 years of experience. He is the author of multiple publications about the design of the distributed databases. Ben holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from St. Petersburg State University.