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Collections are used to group a range of different data items for easy of access and management. For example, you can create a collection of Critical Data Elements

This function is currently restricted to Data Governance Managers, Data Managers and Administrators.


Overview of Collection Types

There are 3 b ways in which collections are created:

  • Automated data collections: These collections are linked automatically tagged to your data based on different rules. An example is usage, which tags data and content used daily/weekly/monthly etc

  • Automated platform collections: These collections are used for by the platform to control specific attributes. An example is data role, which allows you to assign users to a specific role within K.

  • Manually created collections: Data Governance Managers, Data Managers and Administrators have the ability to create manual collections.

In total there are 7 collections types in K.

Collection Type

Creation method

Description

Automated

Automated

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Change

Automated

Collaboration

Automated

Data Governance

Manual

Data Management

Manual

Glossary

Manual

Knowledge

Automated

List

Automated

Platform

Automated

Automated collections are automatically linked to the data items and are shown under the data asset name.


How Manual Collections Work

Manual collections are a great way to group your data items. Below is a visual example of how data items are grouped into instances which are linked to a collection.

After your link a data item to a collection, it will appear as an orange tag like the below example


How to Create a Manual Collection

  • Select (blue star) Platform Settings in the side bar

  • In the pop-out side panel click on Collections

  • Click on New Collection

  • Complete the details and click Next to edit the properties of the Instances in the collection

  • Complete the form and click Create

  • Next create the instances that will feed into the collection by clicking Add Instance

  • Link your data asset to the new instances you’ve just created. There are two ways you can link your data items.

Option 1: Click on Link on the Instance page

Option 2: Share the load and ask the team to help add the collection through the data item’s profile page by clicking + Add

If your team can’t find the collection review the collections settings to ensure the data item type is eligible to be linked

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