Editing Data Products via the Pin Board

Editing a Data Product in Latttice allows a user to edit individual data products once they’ve been created. The edit data product function is the same 6 step wizard you use when creating a data product (whether structured or unstructured). When editing a data product you can:

• Summary. Modify the summary details of a data product such as it's name and description.
• Data Sensitivity. Set the data sensitivity level. All data products are set as public by default. You can choose any of the four levels including public, internal only, confidential, and restricted, depending on the level of security required. Users will be required to have a matching level of sensitivity to access those data products.
• Construction Detail. A user can view and modify data product construction components such as joins, filters, ABAC rules, and other inclusions.
• User Guide. A user can add helpful hints and logic on how a data product can be used, so other users understand of why and how the data product should be utilized. They can also add/remove tags.
• ABAC and FGA. Users can apply or remove attribute based controls (ABAC) to cater for a range of data quality, privacy, governance, quality, and enrichment scenarios. Fine grained access controls (FGA), can be applied to rows and columns of a data products, enabling one data product being able to be used across many users with differing access rights.
• Recommendations. An AI agent analyzes your data products and will provide recommendations on data quality and data privacy treatments that you could include with your data product. If you have applied any during data product creation, they can be removed in the edit function (if necessary).
• Accelerate. At times, you may find there are restrictions to accessing your data sources in real time, or in some scenarios it does not make sense to do so. For this purpose, you can utilize the accelerate function which will provide a local copy of the data required to support the data product. Then, when accessing this data product, Latttice will source data from this local copy instead of directly from your data source. Accelerate is optional and only used when you choose it, because Latttice uses a zero-copy architecture by default. Accelerate copies are stored in cloud object storage, on AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage or Google Cloud Storage depending on your deployment, in Apache Iceberg format, and are encrypted using AES-256. The same governance controls, RBAC, ABAC, fine-grained access controls and audit logging, apply to accelerated data products.

Below are a few different guides to help you understand the ways in which a Data Product can be edited (whether it's structured or unstructured).

Structured Data Product

1. How to edit a Structured Data Product to remove FGA controls

2. How to edit a Structured Data Product to remove ABAC controls

3. How to add or remove Transformations for a Structured Data Product

4. How to add or remove CoPilot Recommendations for a Structured Data Product

Note: Latttice CoPilot has been deprecated and replaced by Latttice Fusion. The tutorial below was recorded in CoPilot, so the interface shown is deprecated and may differ from the current product.

Unstructured Data Product

1. How to edit an Unstructured Data Product to remove FGA Controls

2. How to edit an Unstructured Data Product to remove ABAC Controls

3. How to edit an Unstructured Data Product to remove Transformations