You can view and interact with comprehensive information about technical assets, including their quality scores, governance scores, status, and related fields.
- Navigate to .
- Click on a technical asset name to open its Details page.
- The details page provides comprehensive information
organized into logical sections:
The top of the page displays the asset name along with key quality indicators:
- Data Quality score badge: Shows the data quality percentage (e.g., 100%).
- Governance score badge: Shows the governance percentage (e.g., 80%).
- Asset status badge: Displays certification status such as "Certified" when configured.
- These badges provide at-a-glance information about asset quality and are automatically displayed when scores exist.
The main details section includes:
- Description: Brief narrative about the asset.
- Asset Type: Specific type classification (e.g., "Table").
- Tags: Categorization tags with options to edit.
- Connector Tags: System-generated tags from data connectors.
- Datasource Type: Type of data source (e.g., "Databricks").
- Location: Shows the asset path excluding the actual asset itself, displaying the hierarchical structure where the asset resides.
- Explore the Fields section to
view child assets and their properties:
- Name: Field names (e.g., Age, Name, etc,).
- Location: Full hierarchical path for each field.
- Quality Score: Individual quality scores with color-coded badges (green for 100%, orange for lower scores like 75%).
- Governance Score: Individual governance scores with color-coded indicators.
- Storage Type: Data types (e.g., decimal, string, date-time, date).
- Click a field name to open detailed information in side panel.
- You can use the search functionality to filter fields and click on column headers to sort the data.
- Click the Edit button in the top-right corner to modify asset information, including description, tags, and other metadata.
Asset status management
The asset status badge functionality requires proper configuration:
- The status badge only appears when a status value is set. There is no default status.
- Setting a status implies there is a certification process in place.
- Organizations have control over creating and implementing their own certification process.
- Status can be set manually when in draft status, though this is not optimal.
- The recommended approach is to use workflows for status
management:
- Use a scheduled workflow that looks for assets without any status and sets them to draft.
- Implement workflows tailored to your internal certification process.
- Use workflows to control asset status transitions based on your organization's requirements.
Moreover, you can improve flexibility and user experience across technical asset types by configuring the following options for an asset type's fields:
- Display in Tab: Enables Relation Lookup fields to be rendered as tabs on the asset Details page.
- Display as Badge: Allows a List field to show its value prominently in the title bar.
- Score Display in Relation Lookups: Scores are now visible directly within relation lookup fields.
- For more details on how to define fields for an asset type, see Define fields on asset types.