To initiate a collaboration in a Data 360 clean room, you first create a collaboration. You can use an existing collaboration template to map your data or create one. When you save the collaboration, an invite is sent to the provider.
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 create a collaboration: |
Permission set:
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- In Data 360, go to the Clean Rooms tab.
- Under Collaborations, click New
- Select the data space where you want to create the collaboration.
- Select the provider and the use case that you want to collaborate on.
- If you received a key from the provider, enter it in the Provider Verification Key field.
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Choose how to map your data, and click Next.
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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Select the mapped template that you want to use or map your data.
- Select your role for the use case that you’re mapping data for.
- Select the collaboration query.
- Select a data space and the data model object.
- Click Next.
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Name the collaboration and add an optional description.
The name and description appear on your and the provider’s list of collaborations. Use a unique and descriptive name to identify the collaboration easily.
- Click Save to send the provider an invitation to the collaboration.
When you create the collaboration, Data 360 adds the
Clean_Room_Audit_Log DMO to your data space. The DMO stores the details about
the queries run on your data.
Note If your provider uses AWS Clean Rooms instead of Data 360, the provider
accepts this invitation in AWS Clean Rooms, not in Data 360. You manage the
collaboration and run queries in Data 360 against the aggregated data. See
Collaboration with an AWS Clean Rooms Provider.