Case Merge & Split
Split a case into two cases or merge two cases into one when automatic grouping needs adjustment. Both restructuring operations survive case rebuilds.
When the automatic case grouping does not match your needs, split a case into two partitions or merge two cases together.
These operations let you manually adjust case boundaries. Splitting moves the partition_b documents out into a new case (everything else stays). Merging absorbs one case into another. Both survive rebuilds: split marks the moved documents removed on the source and pinned on the new case; merge tombstones the absorbed case so a recompute never resurrects it.
case_key_b (a case UUID) is absorbed into case_key_a: its documents, links, and findings are reparented onto A and A survives. The absorbed case is tombstoned (merged_into = A) and excluded from future rebuilds — it is not deleted./v1/cases/:key/splitBody parameters
Response
Response fields
Response
{
"source_id": "5c7fa78c-4d92-4613-9f42-9fe74458d8a9",
"new_case_id": "9d1f2a3b-4c5d-6e7f-8a9b-0c1d2e3f4a5b",
"moved": 3
}/v1/cases/mergeBody parameters
Response
Response fields
The response is the surviving target case row — it also carries assignee, resolution_notes, title, blurb, summary, source, stale, and build timestamps.
Response
{
"id": "5c7fa78c-4d92-4613-9f42-9fe74458d8a9",
"case_key": "8c1ca050535e3ea3",
"status": "discovered",
"display_name": "Acme onboarding",
"assignee": null,
"stale": false
}Errors
Error responses