Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for self-healing data clusters. One or more candidates are determined from the candidate pool to be evaluated with the new record. A unique pair combination is generated for each one of the candidates of the candidate pool and the new record. Next, candidate data for the one or more candidates is identified from the existing record based at least in part on one or more matching rules. A weight is assigned to one or more matching rules. Then, the candidate data of the one or more candidates and the new record is evaluated for a data linkage. A distance is calculated between each of the unique pair combinations. Finally, the candidates of the existing record and the new record are clustered into groups.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for self-healing data clusters. One or more candidates are determined from the candidate pool to be evaluated with the new record. A unique pair combination is generated for each one of the candidates of the candidate pool and the new record. Next, candidate data for the one or more candidates is identified from the existing record based at least in part on one or more matching rules. A weight is assigned to one or more matching rules. Then, the candidate data of the one or more candidates and the new record is evaluated for a data linkage. A distance is calculated between each of the unique pair combinations. Finally, the candidates of the existing record and the new record are clustered into groups.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for receiving a request to grant authorization for a data recipient to access user information associated with a data provider, where the request is initiated by a user interacting with a service associated with the data recipient. In response to receiving the request, the user may be re-directed from the service associated with the data recipient to an authenticator associated with the data provider, where the re-directing notifies the data provider of the request. A first token is received from the data provider indicating the user has been successfully authenticated by the authenticator, and a second token is provided to the data recipient. In response to receiving the second token along with a request for user information from the data recipient, user information data is obtained from the data provider using the first token, and the user information data is provided to the data recipient.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for receiving a first request from a user to grant authorization for a first data recipient to access user information associated with a data provider, and receiving a second request from the user to grant authorization for a second data recipient to access user information associated with the data provider. An authentication token is received from the data provider, where the authentication token enables access to user information associated with the data provider. A first token may be generated for, and provided to, the first data recipient and a second token may be generated for, and provided to, the second data recipient. In response to receiving the first token from the first data recipient, user information data may be provided to the first data recipient. In response to receiving the second token from the second data recipient, user information data may be provided to the second data recipient.