We are pleased to announce new filtering options in Curator Hub and more output options for Destinations - as well as a preview of Connection Roles which will be available next week!

New Filtering Options in Curator Hub

It's easier than ever to find specific records in Curator Hub.

You can filter curation queue items by source record ID.

In a data product's Records table, you can search for one or more specified record IDs.

See Curating Records in the System of Record for more details on using Curator Hub.

Configure Metadata Fields and Field Names in Publish Destinations

When adding a Destination to export data from the System of Record, you can now choose which metadata fields to include in the output, and specify the names for the fields. See Publishing from the Tamr RealTime Datastore for more details.

Coming Soon! Connection Roles

Next week, you'll be able to more finely control whether users can create, manage, and use your data connections.

Connection admins will have full access to connections and can assign connection roles to other users. They can add, edit, and delete connections, and use all connections to add source data and publish data.

Connection editors will be able to add source data from a connection and select the connection when configuring data publish.

Connection viewers will be able to view and use the sources added through a connection and run publish jobs that use that connection. They cannot, however, add new source data from that connection or set up a new publish configuration using that connection.

User will inherit connection roles from their tenant role, as follows:

• Tenant Admins: Connection Admin
• Tenant Editor: Connection Editor
• Tenant Viewer: Connection Viewer
• No Tenant Role: No Connection Role

Project and data product roles will continue to control the projects and data products a user can access, and the actions they can perform on those resources.

Bug Fixes and Other Improvements

• Resolved an intermittent issue loading pages.
• General usability, styling, and performance improvements.