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Glossaries are a type of Collection in K designed to help users understand the context and meaning of data items within your ecosystem.

K has integrated glossaries and linked terms in the Details tab of on the Data Profile page. This way when you are accessing a data item, you can quickly navigate and see all the information about the data item on one page.

If you can try feel that there is a glossary term missing, try asking a question on the knowledge tab to source the information and help your company build it’s collective knowledge


How Glossaries Work

Glossaries are made up of terms. A term can be linked to any data item. Each term and glossary has it’s own detailed page where you can read its description, see who created it, and understand what it’s connected with.

Glossary structure

Example: B2C Glossary

In this example, the B2C was created by Hoyt Batchellor and currently has 3 terms linked.

Example: B2C Glossary Term - Customer

After selecting the Customer term you can see the Details or click on the Related tab to see what data items are currently linked to this term


Searching for a Glossary

There are two ways to search for a Glossary.

Option 1) Use the Inventory to navigate through all the glossaries and search for the one you are looking for

Option 2) If you know the name of the glossary you are searching for, you can use the Search page and click on the Glossary tab to filter results to glossaries only.

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