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AWS entityresolution documentation change

Service: entityresolution · 2025-06-04 · Documentation low

File: entityresolution/latest/userguide/create-matching-workflow.md

Summary

Text formatting corrections and expanded Match ID documentation sections

Security assessment

Typo fixes and documentation restructuring without security implications. Mention of data hashing remains unchanged from previous version

Diff

diff --git a/entityresolution/latest/userguide/create-matching-workflow.md b/entityresolution/latest/userguide/create-matching-workflow.md
index a5eab7a35..0e74ce8aa 100644
--- a//entityresolution/latest/userguide/create-matching-workflow.md
+++ b//entityresolution/latest/userguide/create-matching-workflow.md
@@ -9 +9 @@ A _matching workflow_ is a data processing job that combines and compares data f
-When you create a matching workflow, you first specify your data inputs, normalization steps, and then choose your desired matching techniques and data output. AWS Entity Resolution reads your data from your specified location or locations and finds a match between two or more records in your data. It then assigns a [Match ID](./glossary.html#match-id-defin) to the records in the matched set of data. AWS Entity Resolution then writes data output files to a location that you choose. You can use AWS Entity Resolution to hash output data if desired – helping you maintain control over your data. 
+When you create a matching workflow, you first specify your data inputs, normalization steps, and then choose your desired matching techniques and data output. AWS Entity Resolution reads your data from your specified location or locations and finds a match between two or more records in your data. It then assigns a [Match ID](./glossary.html#match-id-defin) to the records in the matched set of data. AWS Entity Resolution then writes data output files to a location that you choose. You can use AWS Entity Resolution to hash output data if desired – helping you maintain control over your data. 
@@ -46 +46,3 @@ For example, to save provider subscription costs, you can first run [rule-based
-  * [Finding a Match ID for a rule-based matching workflow](./find-match-id.html)
+  * [Modifying or generating a Match ID for a rule-based matching workflow](./generate-match-id.html)
+
+  * [Looking up a Match ID for a rule-based matching workflow](./find-match-id.html)