If you’re a provider, when you receive an invitation to a Data 360 clean room collaboration, you can accept or reject the request. If you accept, you can choose how to map your data for the collaboration.
Required Editions
| Available in: Enterprise Edition (home org) |
| You can’t receive or accept collaboration invitations in Developer Edition. |
| User Permissions Needed | |
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| To accept a clean room invitation |
Permission set:
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If you’re a provider using AWS clean rooms, see Creating a membership and joining a collaboration and Reviewing a SQL analysis template.
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In Data Cloud, in your list of collaborations, click the arrow next to the invitation, and
select Accept Invitation or Reject Invitation.
If you reject an invitation, you can’t accept it later, but the consumer can send you another invitation to collaborate.
- If you accept the invitation, select a data space for the collaboration.
- Choose how to map your data, and click Next.
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Select a mapped template or create the mappings.
You can’t edit an existing template, so if you don’t have a mapping that fits the requirements, create one.
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Click Next.
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- If the invite is for a segment overlap use case, the collaboration’s name and description appear.
- If the invite is for an activation use case, see Configure an AWS Identity Provider for Clean Room Activation.
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- Click Accept and Save.
When you accept the invitation, Data 360 creates the
Clean_Room_Audit_Log DMO. The DMO stores the details about the queries run on
your data. Data 360 also creates a data share and a data share target with the
metadata associated with the clean room.