Comparing Objects

Open an object's details, use the ⋯ menu, and choose Compare with another object to view two objects side by side. Comparing changes nothing by itself — nothing is copied, merged, or deleted — and anyone who can view the object can use it.

• Pick the other object in the search box on the right-hand card. The search covers the whole type family, so a sub-type or sibling type can be compared too, and you can swap it for a different object at any time.
• Read across the two cards — both show the same rows in the same order and scroll together; hovering a row highlights it on both sides and shows who last set that value. A row the other side's type doesn't have reads Not part of this object's type.
• Fix what's wrong by clicking a value and editing it in place, on either card, if you have permission to change that object. Edits save immediately; a note at the bottom says which side, if any, is read-only for you.

Close with × or Esc.

Find and Resolve Duplicates uses this same side-by-side view, but adds copy arrows for merging — comparing deliberately doesn't.