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| The linking and reconciliation process is a set of rules and processes that aim at reconciliating two files, based on specific forensic information (called "identifiers") and operational checks. During the reconciliation, the files are compared and checked in order to determine if they can relate to the same person or to persons of the same family. |
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General Rules
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An empty comparison is automatically created when two files have been linked.
You can access this initial report when you navigate to Ident Reports.
Then click View and see the comparison report page.
Now you can edit the comparison report. Click the Add button in the Comparison, Comparison Management, Evidence and fill in your evidence and click Save in the upper right corner of the report.
Now the added evidence appears in the evidence list.
By selecting it (clicking at the evidence), you have the option to Edit or Delete the evidence. Remember to save the report when it's done.
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View Comparison Report
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