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# How to modify the auto process threshold

## How to Modify the Auto Merge Threshold in Delpha

The **Auto Merge Threshold** defines the minimum **confidence score** a duplicate pair must reach to be **automatically merged** by Delpha. Adjusting this threshold gives you control over when the system performs auto-merges without manual review.

## Where to Update the Auto Merge Threshold

1. Open the **Delpha Setup** app.
2. Go to the **Duplicate Settings** tab.
3. In the **Properties section**, locate the **Auto Merge Threshold** field.
4. Enter your desired confidence score (0–100).

> 💡 Example: If you set the threshold to **90**, only duplicate pairs with a match score of 90 or more will be auto-merged.

## Why Adjust This Setting?

* **Raise the threshold** if you want to reduce automatic merges and prefer manual review.
* **Lower the threshold** to merge more duplicate pairs automatically and save time.

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