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Using Dhaga

Companies

View, create, rename, delete, and merge the companies in your graph — with duplicate detection — from a dedicated management page.

Companies are first-class nodes in your graph — the thread between everyone who works, or worked, somewhere. Manage them from their own page.

Open /app/companies — it's in the nav More menu. The table lists every company with its contact count, so you can see at a glance where your network clusters.

The Companies page: a table of companies with domain, sector, and contact-count columns, per-row actions, and a New company button

Create, rename, delete

  • Create a company inline from the page — handy when you want it to exist before attaching anyone.
  • Rename one from its row actions.
  • Delete a company when it's noise. Deleting detaches its people and their job history — everyone's positions are kept, only the employer link is cleared — then removes the company. It never deletes contacts. Your people stay; they just no longer point at that company.

You can select several companies at once to delete or merge them together.

Merge companies

Two entries for the same employer — "Acme" and "Acme Inc." — creep in easily across imports. Select two or more and Merge:

  1. Pick the survivor.
  2. Resolve conflicts on the single-value fields — name, domain, and sector — wherever the entries disagree.
  3. All contacts, positions, and relationship edges from the others are re-pointed onto the survivor, and the merged-away companies are deleted.

Like a contact merge, it's one atomic step.

Merging can't be undone

The merged-away companies are deleted with no undo. Their people, jobs, and edges move to the survivor first, so nothing is lost — but pick the survivor deliberately.

Find duplicate companies

/app/companies/duplicates groups companies that are probably the same by their normalized name — ignoring case, punctuation, and common legal suffixes (Inc, Ltd, LLC, GmbH, Pvt, and the like) — so "Acme, Inc." and "Acme LLC" land in the same cluster. Each has a Review & merge shortcut into the merge dialog.

The Duplicate companies page: Acme, Acme LLC, and Acme, Inc. grouped into one cluster normalised to "acme", with contact counts and a Review & merge button

Companies appear on the graph too, as the nodes tying colleagues together.

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