Workflow
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To help you fine tune workflow management, Collibra version 2024.05 introduces two new global permissions that you can use to restrict the number of users interacting with workflows.

Learn the basics of dynamic forms and create your first workflow with the Workflow Designer.

Create a simple workflow to display “Hello World!” in Collibra.

Create and configure a workflow user task, give it a name and a description, assign it to a user, and add form fields.

Configure automated tasks inside workflows by using scripts and builders. Builders perform multiple steps to create and configure objects, and return the fully constructed object.

Create a workflow that notifies a technical steward when a tag is added to an asset and allows the steward to add comments and set an attribute.

Create a workflow that helps you onboard business terms. A community manager analyzes the business term and, if valid, moves it to the appropriate domain, where the subject matter expert verifies the business term and accepts it or send it back to the community manager.

Use the Delete missing assets workflow to delete any assets from a selected domain that have the Missing from source status.

Create a workflow that helps you change the status of an asset to Missing from source instead of permanently deleting it.

The core API is the main entry point to interact with your Collibra Data Governance Center environment. Create, update or delete all resources such as users, assets, domains or trigger workflows.

The Import API is an efficient way to load large volumes of data into the Collibra Data Governance Center. The API can automatically differentiate between creating and updating data.

The workflow API is a set of delegate, listener and helper methods (beans) that can be used to develop workflows.

The Catalog API allows you to interact with Collibra Catalog. Create, update or delete resources, such as classification results or profiling information.

The Catalog Data Classification API allows classifying datasets, databases, schemas, tables or columns based on sample data. Additionally, the API facilitates searching and managing the data classification labels available in the product.

This API allows you to use sample data. Via the API, you can request samples from an Edge data source and temporarily add them in the Edge cache, and you can read the samples available in the DIC Cloud repository or the Edge cache.