Under Admin API settings : Expand Enable service principals to use read-only Power BI admin APIs and set to Enabled Add your security group under Specific security groups Click Apply Expand Enhance admin APIs responses with detailed metadata and set to Enabled Add your security group Click Apply Expand Enhance admin APIs responses with DAX and mashup expressions and set to Enabled Add your security group Click Apply Expand Enable service principals to use read-only Power BI admin APIs and set to Enabled Add your security group under Specific security groups Click Apply Add your security group under Specific security groups Expand Enhance admin APIs responses with detailed metadata and set to Enabled Add your security group Click Apply Add your security group Expand Enhance admin APIs responses with DAX and mashup expressions and set to Enabled Add your security group Click Apply Add your security group This option grants permissions that let the service principal to access both admin and non-admin Power BI APIs. This enables Atlan to extract richer metadata and build detailed lineage across Power BI assets.


Set up Microsoft Power BI | Atlan Documentation

You need to be at least a member of the Microsoft Power BI workspace to which you want to add the security group to complete these steps - you may not have access yourself. Make sure that you add the security group from the homepage and not the admin portal.


To assign a Microsoft Power BI workspace role to the security group: Open the Microsoft Power BI homepage. Open Workspaces and select the workspace you want to access from Atlan.


Click Access. In the panel: Enter the name of your security group where it says Enter email addresses Choose one of the following roles: Viewer : For workspaces without parameters Contributor : For workspaces with semantic models containing parameters or to generate lineage for measures Member : To generate lineage for dataflows Click Add.


Enter the name of your security group where it says Enter email addresses Choose one of the following roles: Viewer : For workspaces without parameters Contributor : For workspaces with semantic models containing parameters or to generate lineage for measures Member : To generate lineage for dataflows Viewer : For workspaces without parameters Contributor : For workspaces with semantic models containing parameters or to generate lineage for measures Member : To generate lineage for dataflows Click Add. You need your Fabric Administrator ( formerly known as Power BI Administrator ) to complete these tasks - you may not have access yourself.


To enable both admin and non-admin API access: Log in to the Power BI admin portal. Click Tenant settings under Admin portal.


Under Developer settings : Expand Service principals can use Fabric APIs and set to Enabled Add your security group under Specific security groups Click Apply Expand Service principals can use Fabric APIs and set to Enabled Add your security group under Specific security groups Click Apply Add your security group under Specific security groups Under Admin API settings : Expand Enable service principals to use read-only Power BI admin APIs and set to Enabled Add your security group Click Apply Expand Enhance admin APIs responses with detailed metadata and set to Enabled Add your security group Click Apply Expand Enhance admin APIs responses with DAX and mashup expressions and set to Enabled Add your security group Click Apply Expand Enable service principals to use read-only Power BI admin APIs and set to Enabled Add your security group Click Apply Add your security group Expand Enhance admin APIs responses with detailed metadata and set to Enabled Add your security group Click Apply Add your security group Expand Enhance admin APIs responses with DAX and mashup expressions and set to Enabled Add your security group Click Apply Add your security group After making these changes, you typically need to wait 15-30 minutes for the settings to take effect across Microsoft's services. Delegated user authentication Atlan doesn't recommend using delegated user authentication as it's also not recommended by Microsoft.


You need your Microsoft 365 administrator to complete these steps - you may not have access yourself. To assign the delegated user to the Fabric Administrator role: Open the Microsoft 365 admin portal.


Click Users and then Active users from the left menu. Select the delegated user.


Under Roles , click Manage roles. Expand Show all by category.


Under Collaboration , select Fabric Administrator. Click Save changes.


You need your Cloud Application Administrator or Application Administrator to complete these steps, you may not have access yourself. The following permissions are only required for delegated user authentication.


If using service principal authentication, you don't need to configure any delegated permissions for a service principal it's recommended that you avoid adding these permissions. These are never used and can cause errors that may be hard to troubleshoot.


To add permissions for the registered application : In your app registration, click API permissions under the Manage section. Click Add a permission.


Click Delegated permissions and select: Capacity.Read.All Dataflow.Read.All Dataset.Read.All Report.Read.All Tenant.Read.All Workspace.Read.All Click Grant Admin consent (If you only see the Add permissions button, you aren't an administrator). You need your Fabric Administrator ( formerly known as Power BI Administrator ) to complete these tasks, you may not have access yourself.


To enable the Microsoft Power BI admin API: Log in to the Power BI admin portal. Click Tenant settings under Admin portal.


Under Admin API settings : Expand Enhance admin APIs responses with detailed metadata and set to Enabled Add your security group Click Apply Expand Enhance admin APIs responses with DAX and mashup expressions and set to Enabled Add your security group Click Apply. Expand Enhance admin APIs responses with detailed metadata and set to Enabled Add your security group Click Apply Add your security group Expand Enhance admin APIs responses with DAX and mashup expressions and set to Enabled Add your security group Click Apply.


Add your security group Click Apply. Before you begin Configure authentication options


Atlan architecture | Atlan Documentation

Atlan is a cloud-first solution. Single-tenant SaaS is the recommended deployment model.


Atlan currently supports hosting tenants on the following cloud platforms: Amazon Web Services (AWS) Microsoft Azure Google Cloud Platform (GCP) The components of Atlan are isolated, across both compute and data. For more details, see How are resources isolated?


Platform components Kong is an API gateway. It handles rate limiting and token verification on all incoming API requests.


Apache Keycloak is an identity and access management component. It manages everything to do with users, login, SSO and so on.


Heracles is Atlan's API service. It houses the business logic used by the frontend and APIs to interact with other platform components.


PostgreSQL is a SQL database. Many services on the platform use it for storage.


HashiCorp Vault is a secret manager. It stores sensitive credentials provided by the user.


Apache Ranger is the policy engine. It provides fine-grained access control over data in the metastore.


Argo Workflows is a workflow orchestrator for k8s. It runs and manages long-running jobs in a container and k8s-native fashion.


Admission Controller is a k8s admission controller. It performs certain actions when Argo Workflows are updated such as workflow alerts.


Apache Zookeeper manages consensus and coordination for the metastore services. Apache Cassandra is an object-oriented database used to store the metastore's data.


Apache Kafka is an event stream. It enables event-driven use cases across the platform.


Heka is Atlan's SQL component. It parses, rewrites and optimizes SQL queries and is powered by Apache Calcite.


Redis is a cache layer used by Heracles. Platform management components Velero performs cluster backups.


Fluent Bit is a logging and metrics processor. It parses and pushes logs from pods to various destinations.


Central components Zenduty is used for incident response. Alerts are sent when something goes wrong in one of the clusters.


Argo CD is used for continuous deployment. Changes in git repositories lead to upgrades in the clusters.


Github Actions update the Docker container images as part of the development process. Sendgrid is used to send emails.


The frontend is a Vue.js web application that's hosted on S3 and delivered via Amazon CloudFront content delivery network (CDN) service. Alertmanager sends alerts generated by metrics stored in Prometheus.


Grafana provides observability dashboards. VictoriaMetrics is a fast, cost-effective, and scalable monitoring solution and time series database.


It processes high volumes of data and enables long-term storing. Atlan marketplace (not pictured) The marketplace offers packages (workflows) that perform long-running tasks on the Atlan platform.


The ecosystem enables the creation of metadata and lineage connectors. See security.atlan.com for the latest policies and standards, reports and certifications, architecture, diagrams and more.


Platform management components Atlan marketplace (not pictured)


Atlan is a cloud-first solution. Single-tenant SaaS is the recommended deployment model.


Atlan currently supports hosting tenants on the following cloud platforms: Amazon Web Services (AWS) Microsoft Azure Google Cloud Platform (GCP) The components of Atlan are isolated, across both compute and data. For more details, see How are resources isolated?


Platform components Kong is an API gateway. It handles rate limiting and token verification on all incoming API requests.


Apache Keycloak is an identity and access management component. It manages everything to do with users, login, SSO and so on.


Heracles is Atlan's API service. It houses the business logic used by the frontend and APIs to interact with other platform components.


PostgreSQL is a SQL database. Many services on the platform use it for storage.


HashiCorp Vault is a secret manager. It stores sensitive credentials provided by the user.


Apache Ranger is the policy engine. It provides fine-grained access control over data in the metastore.


Argo Workflows is a workflow orchestrator for k8s. It runs and manages long-running jobs in a container and k8s-native fashion.


Admission Controller is a k8s admission controller. It performs certain actions when Argo Workflows are updated such as workflow alerts.


Apache Zookeeper manages consensus and coordination for the metastore services. Apache Cassandra is an object-oriented database used to store the metastore's data.


Apache Kafka is an event stream. It enables event-driven use cases across the platform.


Heka is Atlan's SQL component. It parses, rewrites and optimizes SQL queries and is powered by Apache Calcite.


Redis is a cache layer used by Heracles. Platform management components Velero performs cluster backups.


Fluent Bit is a logging and metrics processor. It parses and pushes logs from pods to various destinations.


Central components Zenduty is used for incident response. Alerts are sent when something goes wrong in one of the clusters.


Argo CD is used for continuous deployment. Changes in git repositories lead to upgrades in the clusters.


Github Actions update the Docker container images as part of the development process. Sendgrid is used to send emails.


The frontend is a Vue.js web application that's hosted on S3 and delivered via Amazon CloudFront content delivery network (CDN) service. Alertmanager sends alerts generated by metrics stored in Prometheus.


Grafana provides observability dashboards. VictoriaMetrics is a fast, cost-effective, and scalable monitoring solution and time series database.


It processes high volumes of data and enables long-term storing. Atlan marketplace (not pictured) The marketplace offers packages (workflows) that perform long-running tasks on the Atlan platform.


The ecosystem enables the creation of metadata and lineage connectors. See security.atlan.com for the latest policies and standards, reports and certifications, architecture, diagrams and more.


Platform management components Atlan marketplace (not pictured)


Atlan is a cloud-first solution. Single-tenant SaaS is the recommended deployment model.


Atlan currently supports hosting tenants on the following cloud platforms: Amazon Web Services (AWS) Microsoft Azure Google Cloud Platform (GCP) The components of Atlan are isolated, across both compute and data. For more details, see How are resources isolated?


Platform components Kong is an API gateway. It handles rate limiting and token verification on all incoming API requests.


Apache Keycloak is an identity and access management component. It manages everything to do with users, login, SSO and so on.


Heracles is Atlan's API service. It houses the business logic used by the frontend and APIs to interact with other platform components.


PostgreSQL is a SQL database. Many services on the platform use it for storage.


HashiCorp Vault is a secret manager. It stores sensitive credentials provided by the user.


Apache Ranger is the policy engine. It provides fine-grained access control over data in the metastore.


Argo Workflows is a workflow orchestrator for k8s. It runs and manages long-running jobs in a container and k8s-native fashion.


Admission Controller is a k8s admission controller. It performs certain actions when Argo Workflows are updated such as workflow alerts.


Apache Zookeeper manages consensus and coordination for the metastore services. Apache Cassandra is an object-oriented database used to store the metastore's data.


Apache Kafka is an event stream. It enables event-driven use cases across the platform.


Heka is Atlan's SQL component. It parses, rewrites and optimizes SQL queries and is powered by Apache Calcite.


Redis is a cache layer used by Heracles. Platform management components Velero performs cluster backups.


Fluent Bit is a logging and metrics processor. It parses and pushes logs from pods to various destinations.


Central components Zenduty is used for incident response. Alerts are sent when something goes wrong in one of the clusters.


Argo CD is used for continuous deployment. Changes in git repositories lead to upgrades in the clusters.


Github Actions update the Docker container images as part of the development process. Sendgrid is used to send emails.


The frontend is a Vue.js web application that's hosted on S3 and delivered via Amazon CloudFront content delivery network (CDN) service. Alertmanager sends alerts generated by metrics stored in Prometheus.


Grafana provides observability dashboards. VictoriaMetrics is a fast, cost-effective, and scalable monitoring solution and time series database.


It processes high volumes of data and enables long-term storing. Atlan marketplace (not pictured) The marketplace offers packages (workflows) that perform long-running tasks on the Atlan platform.


The ecosystem enables the creation of metadata and lineage connectors. See security.atlan.com for the latest policies and standards, reports and certifications, architecture, diagrams and more.


Platform management components Atlan marketplace (not pictured)


Atlan is a cloud-first solution. Single-tenant SaaS is the recommended deployment model.


Atlan currently supports hosting tenants on the following cloud platforms: Amazon Web Services (AWS) Microsoft Azure Google Cloud Platform (GCP) The components of Atlan are isolated, across both compute and data. For more details, see How are resources isolated?


Platform components Kong is an API gateway. It handles rate limiting and token verification on all incoming API requests.


Apache Keycloak is an identity and access management component. It manages everything to do with users, login, SSO and so on.


Heracles is Atlan's API service. It houses the business logic used by the frontend and APIs to interact with other platform components.


PostgreSQL is a SQL database. Many services on the platform use it for storage.


HashiCorp Vault is a secret manager. It stores sensitive credentials provided by the user.


Apache Ranger is the policy engine. It provides fine-grained access control over data in the metastore.


Argo Workflows is a workflow orchestrator for k8s. It runs and manages long-running jobs in a container and k8s-native fashion.


Admission Controller is a k8s admission controller. It performs certain actions when Argo Workflows are updated such as workflow alerts.


Apache Zookeeper manages consensus and coordination for the metastore services. Apache Cassandra is an object-oriented database used to store the metastore's data.


Apache Kafka is an event stream. It enables event-driven use cases across the platform.


Heka is Atlan's SQL component. It parses, rewrites and optimizes SQL queries and is powered by Apache Calcite.


Redis is a cache layer used by Heracles. Platform management components Velero performs cluster backups.


Fluent Bit is a logging and metrics processor. It parses and pushes logs from pods to various destinations.


Central components Zenduty is used for incident response. Alerts are sent when something goes wrong in one of the clusters.


Argo CD is used for continuous deployment. Changes in git repositories lead to upgrades in the clusters.


Github Actions update the Docker container images as part of the development process. Sendgrid is used to send emails.


The frontend is a Vue.js web application that's hosted on S3 and delivered via Amazon CloudFront content delivery network (CDN) service. Alertmanager sends alerts generated by metrics stored in Prometheus.


Grafana provides observability dashboards. VictoriaMetrics is a fast, cost-effective, and scalable monitoring solution and time series database.


It processes high volumes of data and enables long-term storing. Atlan marketplace (not pictured) The marketplace offers packages (workflows) that perform long-running tasks on the Atlan platform.


The ecosystem enables the creation of metadata and lineage connectors. See security.atlan.com for the latest policies and standards, reports and certifications, architecture, diagrams and more.


Platform management components Atlan marketplace (not pictured)


How are resources isolated? | Atlan Documentation

Each Atlan customer has their own isolated set of nodes within Kubernetes. The underlying Kubernetes control plane and networking layer (coredns) are shared between tenants.


To achieve logical isolation, Loft s virtual clusters are implemented. The underlying Kubernetes control plane and networking layer (coredns) are shared between tenants.


To achieve logical isolation, Loft s virtual clusters are implemented. The compute resources (nodes, nodegroups) and storage are physically isolated between tenants.


The compute resources (nodes, nodegroups) and storage are physically isolated between tenants. Only Atlan's cloud team is able to manage the AWS , Azure , and GCP resources across these levels of isolation.


Only Atlan's cloud team is able to manage the AWS , Azure , and GCP resources across these levels of isolation. See security.atlan.com for the latest policies and standards, reports and certifications, architecture, diagrams and more.


Atlan is a cloud-first solution. Single-tenant SaaS is the recommended deployment model.


Atlan currently supports hosting tenants on the following cloud platforms: Amazon Web Services (AWS) Microsoft Azure Google Cloud Platform (GCP) The components of Atlan are isolated, across both compute and data. For more details, see How are resources isolated?


Platform components Kong is an API gateway. It handles rate limiting and token verification on all incoming API requests.


Apache Keycloak is an identity and access management component. It manages everything to do with users, login, SSO and so on.


Heracles is Atlan's API service. It houses the business logic used by the frontend and APIs to interact with other platform components.


PostgreSQL is a SQL database. Many services on the platform use it for storage.


HashiCorp Vault is a secret manager. It stores sensitive credentials provided by the user.


Apache Ranger is the policy engine. It provides fine-grained access control over data in the metastore.


Argo Workflows is a workflow orchestrator for k8s. It runs and manages long-running jobs in a container and k8s-native fashion.


Admission Controller is a k8s admission controller. It performs certain actions when Argo Workflows are updated such as workflow alerts.


Apache Zookeeper manages consensus and coordination for the metastore services. Apache Cassandra is an object-oriented database used to store the metastore's data.


Apache Kafka is an event stream. It enables event-driven use cases across the platform.


Heka is Atlan's SQL component. It parses, rewrites and optimizes SQL queries and is powered by Apache Calcite.


Redis is a cache layer used by Heracles. Platform management components Velero performs cluster backups.


Fluent Bit is a logging and metrics processor. It parses and pushes logs from pods to various destinations.


Central components Zenduty is used for incident response. Alerts are sent when something goes wrong in one of the clusters.


Argo CD is used for continuous deployment. Changes in git repositories lead to upgrades in the clusters.


Github Actions update the Docker container images as part of the development process. Sendgrid is used to send emails.


The frontend is a Vue.js web application that's hosted on S3 and delivered via Amazon CloudFront content delivery network (CDN) service. Alertmanager sends alerts generated by metrics stored in Prometheus.


Grafana provides observability dashboards. VictoriaMetrics is a fast, cost-effective, and scalable monitoring solution and time series database.


It processes high volumes of data and enables long-term storing. Atlan marketplace (not pictured) The marketplace offers packages (workflows) that perform long-running tasks on the Atlan platform.


The ecosystem enables the creation of metadata and lineage connectors. See security.atlan.com for the latest policies and standards, reports and certifications, architecture, diagrams and more.


Platform management components Atlan marketplace (not pictured)


Atlan is a cloud-first solution. Single-tenant SaaS is the recommended deployment model.


Atlan currently supports hosting tenants on the following cloud platforms: Amazon Web Services (AWS) Microsoft Azure Google Cloud Platform (GCP) The components of Atlan are isolated, across both compute and data. For more details, see How are resources isolated?


Platform components Kong is an API gateway. It handles rate limiting and token verification on all incoming API requests.


Apache Keycloak is an identity and access management component. It manages everything to do with users, login, SSO and so on.


Heracles is Atlan's API service. It houses the business logic used by the frontend and APIs to interact with other platform components.


PostgreSQL is a SQL database. Many services on the platform use it for storage.


HashiCorp Vault is a secret manager. It stores sensitive credentials provided by the user.


Apache Ranger is the policy engine. It provides fine-grained access control over data in the metastore.


Argo Workflows is a workflow orchestrator for k8s. It runs and manages long-running jobs in a container and k8s-native fashion.


Admission Controller is a k8s admission controller. It performs certain actions when Argo Workflows are updated such as workflow alerts.


Apache Zookeeper manages consensus and coordination for the metastore services. Apache Cassandra is an object-oriented database used to store the metastore's data.


Apache Kafka is an event stream. It enables event-driven use cases across the platform.


Heka is Atlan's SQL component. It parses, rewrites and optimizes SQL queries and is powered by Apache Calcite.


Redis is a cache layer used by Heracles. Platform management components Velero performs cluster backups.


Fluent Bit is a logging and metrics processor. It parses and pushes logs from pods to various destinations.


Central components Zenduty is used for incident response. Alerts are sent when something goes wrong in one of the clusters.


Argo CD is used for continuous deployment. Changes in git repositories lead to upgrades in the clusters.


Github Actions update the Docker container images as part of the development process. Sendgrid is used to send emails.


The frontend is a Vue.js web application that's hosted on S3 and delivered via Amazon CloudFront content delivery network (CDN) service. Alertmanager sends alerts generated by metrics stored in Prometheus.


Grafana provides observability dashboards. VictoriaMetrics is a fast, cost-effective, and scalable monitoring solution and time series database.


It processes high volumes of data and enables long-term storing. Atlan marketplace (not pictured) The marketplace offers packages (workflows) that perform long-running tasks on the Atlan platform.


The ecosystem enables the creation of metadata and lineage connectors. See security.atlan.com for the latest policies and standards, reports and certifications, architecture, diagrams and more.


Platform management components Atlan marketplace (not pictured)


Atlan is a cloud-first solution. Single-tenant SaaS is the recommended deployment model.


Atlan currently supports hosting tenants on the following cloud platforms: Amazon Web Services (AWS) Microsoft Azure Google Cloud Platform (GCP) The components of Atlan are isolated, across both compute and data. For more details, see How are resources isolated?


Platform components Kong is an API gateway. It handles rate limiting and token verification on all incoming API requests.


Apache Keycloak is an identity and access management component. It manages everything to do with users, login, SSO and so on.


Heracles is Atlan's API service. It houses the business logic used by the frontend and APIs to interact with other platform components.


PostgreSQL is a SQL database. Many services on the platform use it for storage.


HashiCorp Vault is a secret manager. It stores sensitive credentials provided by the user.


Apache Ranger is the policy engine. It provides fine-grained access control over data in the metastore.


Argo Workflows is a workflow orchestrator for k8s. It runs and manages long-running jobs in a container and k8s-native fashion.


Admission Controller is a k8s admission controller. It performs certain actions when Argo Workflows are updated such as workflow alerts.


Apache Zookeeper manages consensus and coordination for the metastore services. Apache Cassandra is an object-oriented database used to store the metastore's data.


Apache Kafka is an event stream. It enables event-driven use cases across the platform.


Heka is Atlan's SQL component. It parses, rewrites and optimizes SQL queries and is powered by Apache Calcite.


Redis is a cache layer used by Heracles. Platform management components Velero performs cluster backups.


Fluent Bit is a logging and metrics processor. It parses and pushes logs from pods to various destinations.


Central components Zenduty is used for incident response. Alerts are sent when something goes wrong in one of the clusters.


Argo CD is used for continuous deployment. Changes in git repositories lead to upgrades in the clusters.


Github Actions update the Docker container images as part of the development process. Sendgrid is used to send emails.


The frontend is a Vue.js web application that's hosted on S3 and delivered via Amazon CloudFront content delivery network (CDN) service. Alertmanager sends alerts generated by metrics stored in Prometheus.


Grafana provides observability dashboards. VictoriaMetrics is a fast, cost-effective, and scalable monitoring solution and time series database.


It processes high volumes of data and enables long-term storing. Atlan marketplace (not pictured) The marketplace offers packages (workflows) that perform long-running tasks on the Atlan platform.


The ecosystem enables the creation of metadata and lineage connectors. See security.atlan.com for the latest policies and standards, reports and certifications, architecture, diagrams and more.


Platform management components Atlan marketplace (not pictured)


Atlan is a cloud-first solution. Single-tenant SaaS is the recommended deployment model.


Atlan currently supports hosting tenants on the following cloud platforms: Amazon Web Services (AWS) Microsoft Azure Google Cloud Platform (GCP) The components of Atlan are isolated, across both compute and data. For more details, see How are resources isolated?


Platform components Kong is an API gateway. It handles rate limiting and token verification on all incoming API requests.


Apache Keycloak is an identity and access management component. It manages everything to do with users, login, SSO and so on.


Heracles is Atlan's API service. It houses the business logic used by the frontend and APIs to interact with other platform components.


PostgreSQL is a SQL database. Many services on the platform use it for storage.


HashiCorp Vault is a secret manager. It stores sensitive credentials provided by the user.


Apache Ranger is the policy engine. It provides fine-grained access control over data in the metastore.


Argo Workflows is a workflow orchestrator for k8s. It runs and manages long-running jobs in a container and k8s-native fashion.


Admission Controller is a k8s admission controller. It performs certain actions when Argo Workflows are updated such as workflow alerts.


Apache Zookeeper manages consensus and coordination for the metastore services. Apache Cassandra is an object-oriented database used to store the metastore's data.


Apache Kafka is an event stream. It enables event-driven use cases across the platform.


Heka is Atlan's SQL component. It parses, rewrites and optimizes SQL queries and is powered by Apache Calcite.


Redis is a cache layer used by Heracles. Platform management components Velero performs cluster backups.


Fluent Bit is a logging and metrics processor. It parses and pushes logs from pods to various destinations.


Central components Zenduty is used for incident response. Alerts are sent when something goes wrong in one of the clusters.


Argo CD is used for continuous deployment. Changes in git repositories lead to upgrades in the clusters.


Github Actions update the Docker container images as part of the development process. Sendgrid is used to send emails.


The frontend is a Vue.js web application that's hosted on S3 and delivered via Amazon CloudFront content delivery network (CDN) service. Alertmanager sends alerts generated by metrics stored in Prometheus.


Grafana provides observability dashboards. VictoriaMetrics is a fast, cost-effective, and scalable monitoring solution and time series database.


It processes high volumes of data and enables long-term storing. Atlan marketplace (not pictured) The marketplace offers packages (workflows) that perform long-running tasks on the Atlan platform.


The ecosystem enables the creation of metadata and lineage connectors. See security.atlan.com for the latest policies and standards, reports and certifications, architecture, diagrams and more.


Platform management components Atlan marketplace (not pictured)


Use the Atlan browser extension | Atlan Documentation

The Atlan browser extension provides metadata context directly in your supported data tools. You can use the extension in the following Chromium-based browsers: Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.


Install the extension To install Atlan's browser extension: You can either: Find the extension in the Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/atlan/fipjfjlalpnbejlmmpfnmlkadjgaaheg From the upper right of any screen in Atlan, navigate to your name and then click Profile. Click the four dots icon in the resulting dialog to get to integrations.


Under Apps , for Browser extension , click Install. Find the extension in the Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/atlan/fipjfjlalpnbejlmmpfnmlkadjgaaheg From the upper right of any screen in Atlan, navigate to your name and then click Profile.


Click the four dots icon in the resulting dialog to get to integrations. Under Apps , for Browser extension , click Install.


To install the Atlan browser extension: For Google Chrome, in the upper right of your screen, click Add to Chrome. When prompted for confirmation, click the Add extension button.


For Microsoft Edge, follow the steps in Add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store. For Google Chrome, in the upper right of your screen, click Add to Chrome.


When prompted for confirmation, click the Add extension button. For Microsoft Edge, follow the steps in Add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store.


Currently, you can't install the browser extension on mobile devices or tablets. You can also install Atlan's browser extension at the workspace level.


To set this up, you need to be an administrator or have access to the admin console of your organization's Google account. If your organization uses managed browsers, you can configure the extension for managed browsers.


Configure the extension Once installed, configure the Atlan browser extension to get started. Optionally, Atlan admins can preconfigure custom domains for data sources , if any.


Configure the extension as a user To configure the browser extension, once installed: If you are logged into your Atlan instance, skip to the next step. If you haven't logged into Atlan, log in to your Atlan instance when prompted.


In the Options page, to enter the URL of your Atlan instance: If your organization uses an Atlan domain (for example, _mycompany_.atlan.com ), the Atlan instance URL appears preselected. Click Get started.


(Optional) Switch to a different Atlan domain, if required. If your organization uses a custom domain (for example, _atlan_.mycompany.com ), enter the URL of your Atlan instance and then click Get started.


If your organization uses an Atlan domain (for example, _mycompany_.atlan.com ), the Atlan instance URL appears preselected. Click Get started.


After a successful login, the message Updated successfully appears. (Optional) If your data tools are hosted on custom domains, rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool: Click the Configure custom domain link at the bottom.


In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool. In the text box on the right, enter the custom domain you use for that tool.


Repeat these steps for each tool hosted on a custom domain. Click the Save button when finished.


If your Atlan admin has preconfigured custom domains for data sources , you won't be able to update or remove these selections. Click + Add to configure custom domains for additional data sources as required.


Click the Configure custom domain link at the bottom. In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool.


In the text box on the right, enter the custom domain you use for that tool. Repeat these steps for each tool hosted on a custom domain.


Click the Save button when finished. In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool.


Click the Save button when finished. If your Atlan admin has preconfigured custom domains for data sources , you won't be able to update or remove these selections.


Click + Add to configure custom domains for additional data sources as required. You can now close the Options tab.


The extension is now ready to use! ð (Optional) Configure custom domains as an admin You need to be an admin user in Atlan to configure custom domains for data sources from the admin center.


To configure custom domains, from within Atlan: From the left menu of any screen, click Admin. Under Workspace , click Integrations.


Under Apps , expand the Browser extension tile. In the Browser extension tile, for Set up your custom data source.


, if your data tools are hosted on custom domains rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool, click the Configure link to configure them for users in your organization. For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension.


In the adjacent field, enter the URL of the custom domain for your data source. (Optional) Click + Add to add more.


Click Save to save your configuration. info ð ª Did you know?


For any supported tools that you have configured, your users won't be able to update or remove these selections. They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources.


For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension. In the adjacent field, enter the URL of the custom domain for your data source.


(Optional) Click + Add to add more. Click Save to save your configuration.


ð ª Did you know? For any supported tools that you have configured, your users won't be able to update or remove these selections.


They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources. (Optional) For Download Atlan extension or share with your team , you can either install the Atlan browser extension for your own use or share the link with your users.


Anyone with access to Atlan any admin, member, or guest user and a supported tool can use the browser extension. First, log into Atlan.


When using Atlan's browser extension in a supported tool , the extension only reads the URL of your browser tab no other data is accessed. If using Atlan's browser extension on any website , it only reads the favicon, page title, and URL of your browser tab.


Learn more about Atlan browser extension security. Access and enrich context in-flow To access context for an asset, from within a supported tool: Log into the supported tool.


Open any supported asset. In the lower-right corner of the page, click the small Atlan icon.


danger The icon to activate Atlan is not the extension icon that appears at the top of your Chrome browser. This small Atlan icon in the lower right corner of the page is the only way to access the metadata for the asset you are viewing in another tool.


The icon to activate Atlan is not the extension icon that appears at the top of your Chrome browser. This small Atlan icon in the lower right corner of the page is the only way to access the metadata for the asset you are viewing in another tool.


In the sidebar that appears: Click the tabs and links to view all context about the asset. Make changes to any of the metadata you'd like.


Click the tabs and links to view all context about the asset. Make changes to any of the metadata you'd like.


Now you can understand and enrich assets without leaving your data tools themselves! ð The Atlan sidebar automatically reloads as you browse your assets in a supported tool to show details about the asset you're currently viewing.


Your permissions in Atlan control what metadata you can see and change in the extension. The extension opens a new browser tab on Atlan's discovery page, with the results for that text!


ð Add a resource You can link any web page as a resource to your assets in Atlan using the browser extension. To add a web page as a resource to an asset: In the top right of the web page you're viewing, click the Atlan Chrome extension.


In the resource clipper menu, under Link this page to an asset , select the asset to which you'd like to add the web page as a resource. Click Save to confirm your selection.


(Optional) Once the resource has been linked successfully, click the Open in Atlan button to view the linked asset directly in Atlan. You can now add resources to your assets in Atlan from any website!


ð The Tableau extension offers native embeddings directly in your dashboards. See Enable embedded metadata in Tableau for more information.


Supported tools Currently, the Atlan browser extension supports assets in the following tools: Amazon QuickSight : analyses, dashboards, and datasets Databricks : databases, schemas, views, and tables dbt Cloud : models and sources in the model editor and dbt docs Google BigQuery : datasets, schemas, views, and tables IBM Cognos Analytics : folders, dashboards, packages, explorations, reports, files, data sources, and modules Looker : dashboards, explores, and folders Microsoft Power BI : dashboards, reports, dataflows, and datasets Mode : collections, reports, queries, and charts Qlik Sense Cloud : apps, datasets, sheets, and spaces Redash : queries, dashboards, and visualizations Salesforce : objects Sigma : datasets, pages, and data elements Snowflake (via Snowsight schema explorer): databases, schemas, tables, views, dynamic tables, streams, and pipes Tableau : dashboards, data sources, workbooks, and metrics. Additionally, you can choose to switch the Tableau extension to offer native embeddings directly in your dashboards.


See Enable embedded metadata in Tableau for more information. ThoughtSpot : liveboards, answers, visualizations, and tables MicroStrategy : dossiers, reports, documents Install the extension Configure the extension


The Atlan browser extension provides metadata context directly in your supported data tools. You can use the extension in the following Chromium-based browsers: Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.


Install the extension To install Atlan's browser extension: You can either: Find the extension in the Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/atlan/fipjfjlalpnbejlmmpfnmlkadjgaaheg From the upper right of any screen in Atlan, navigate to your name and then click Profile. Click the four dots icon in the resulting dialog to get to integrations.


Under Apps , for Browser extension , click Install. Find the extension in the Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/atlan/fipjfjlalpnbejlmmpfnmlkadjgaaheg From the upper right of any screen in Atlan, navigate to your name and then click Profile.


Click the four dots icon in the resulting dialog to get to integrations. Under Apps , for Browser extension , click Install.


To install the Atlan browser extension: For Google Chrome, in the upper right of your screen, click Add to Chrome. When prompted for confirmation, click the Add extension button.


For Microsoft Edge, follow the steps in Add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store. For Google Chrome, in the upper right of your screen, click Add to Chrome.


When prompted for confirmation, click the Add extension button. For Microsoft Edge, follow the steps in Add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store.


Currently, you can't install the browser extension on mobile devices or tablets. You can also install Atlan's browser extension at the workspace level.


To set this up, you need to be an administrator or have access to the admin console of your organization's Google account. If your organization uses managed browsers, you can configure the extension for managed browsers.


Configure the extension Once installed, configure the Atlan browser extension to get started. Optionally, Atlan admins can preconfigure custom domains for data sources , if any.


Configure the extension as a user To configure the browser extension, once installed: If you are logged into your Atlan instance, skip to the next step. If you haven't logged into Atlan, log in to your Atlan instance when prompted.


In the Options page, to enter the URL of your Atlan instance: If your organization uses an Atlan domain (for example, _mycompany_.atlan.com ), the Atlan instance URL appears preselected. Click Get started.


(Optional) Switch to a different Atlan domain, if required. If your organization uses a custom domain (for example, _atlan_.mycompany.com ), enter the URL of your Atlan instance and then click Get started.


If your organization uses an Atlan domain (for example, _mycompany_.atlan.com ), the Atlan instance URL appears preselected. Click Get started.


After a successful login, the message Updated successfully appears. (Optional) If your data tools are hosted on custom domains, rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool: Click the Configure custom domain link at the bottom.


In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool. In the text box on the right, enter the custom domain you use for that tool.


Repeat these steps for each tool hosted on a custom domain. Click the Save button when finished.


If your Atlan admin has preconfigured custom domains for data sources , you won't be able to update or remove these selections. Click + Add to configure custom domains for additional data sources as required.


Click the Configure custom domain link at the bottom. In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool.


In the text box on the right, enter the custom domain you use for that tool. Repeat these steps for each tool hosted on a custom domain.


Click the Save button when finished. In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool.


Click the Save button when finished. If your Atlan admin has preconfigured custom domains for data sources , you won't be able to update or remove these selections.


Click + Add to configure custom domains for additional data sources as required. You can now close the Options tab.


The extension is now ready to use! ð (Optional) Configure custom domains as an admin You need to be an admin user in Atlan to configure custom domains for data sources from the admin center.


To configure custom domains, from within Atlan: From the left menu of any screen, click Admin. Under Workspace , click Integrations.


Under Apps , expand the Browser extension tile. In the Browser extension tile, for Set up your custom data source.


, if your data tools are hosted on custom domains rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool, click the Configure link to configure them for users in your organization. For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension.


In the adjacent field, enter the URL of the custom domain for your data source. (Optional) Click + Add to add more.


Click Save to save your configuration. info ð ª Did you know?


For any supported tools that you have configured, your users won't be able to update or remove these selections. They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources.


For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension. In the adjacent field, enter the URL of the custom domain for your data source.


(Optional) Click + Add to add more. Click Save to save your configuration.


ð ª Did you know? For any supported tools that you have configured, your users won't be able to update or remove these selections.


They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources. (Optional) For Download Atlan extension or share with your team , you can either install the Atlan browser extension for your own use or share the link with your users.


Anyone with access to Atlan any admin, member, or guest user and a supported tool can use the browser extension. First, log into Atlan.


When using Atlan's browser extension in a supported tool , the extension only reads the URL of your browser tab no other data is accessed. If using Atlan's browser extension on any website , it only reads the favicon, page title, and URL of your browser tab.


Learn more about Atlan browser extension security. Access and enrich context in-flow To access context for an asset, from within a supported tool: Log into the supported tool.


Open any supported asset. In the lower-right corner of the page, click the small Atlan icon.


danger The icon to activate Atlan is not the extension icon that appears at the top of your Chrome browser. This small Atlan icon in the lower right corner of the page is the only way to access the metadata for the asset you are viewing in another tool.


The icon to activate Atlan is not the extension icon that appears at the top of your Chrome browser. This small Atlan icon in the lower right corner of the page is the only way to access the metadata for the asset you are viewing in another tool.


In the sidebar that appears: Click the tabs and links to view all context about the asset. Make changes to any of the metadata you'd like.


Click the tabs and links to view all context about the asset. Make changes to any of the metadata you'd like.


Now you can understand and enrich assets without leaving your data tools themselves! ð The Atlan sidebar automatically reloads as you browse your assets in a supported tool to show details about the asset you're currently viewing.


Your permissions in Atlan control what metadata you can see and change in the extension. The extension opens a new browser tab on Atlan's discovery page, with the results for that text!


ð Add a resource You can link any web page as a resource to your assets in Atlan using the browser extension. To add a web page as a resource to an asset: In the top right of the web page you're viewing, click the Atlan Chrome extension.


In the resource clipper menu, under Link this page to an asset , select the asset to which you'd like to add the web page as a resource. Click Save to confirm your selection.


(Optional) Once the resource has been linked successfully, click the Open in Atlan button to view the linked asset directly in Atlan. You can now add resources to your assets in Atlan from any website!


ð The Tableau extension offers native embeddings directly in your dashboards. See Enable embedded metadata in Tableau for more information.


Supported tools Currently, the Atlan browser extension supports assets in the following tools: Amazon QuickSight : analyses, dashboards, and datasets Databricks : databases, schemas, views, and tables dbt Cloud : models and sources in the model editor and dbt docs Google BigQuery : datasets, schemas, views, and tables IBM Cognos Analytics : folders, dashboards, packages, explorations, reports, files, data sources, and modules Looker : dashboards, explores, and folders Microsoft Power BI : dashboards, reports, dataflows, and datasets Mode : collections, reports, queries, and charts Qlik Sense Cloud : apps, datasets, sheets, and spaces Redash : queries, dashboards, and visualizations Salesforce : objects Sigma : datasets, pages, and data elements Snowflake (via Snowsight schema explorer): databases, schemas, tables, views, dynamic tables, streams, and pipes Tableau : dashboards, data sources, workbooks, and metrics. Additionally, you can choose to switch the Tableau extension to offer native embeddings directly in your dashboards.


See Enable embedded metadata in Tableau for more information. ThoughtSpot : liveboards, answers, visualizations, and tables MicroStrategy : dossiers, reports, documents Install the extension Configure the extension


The Atlan browser extension provides metadata context directly in your supported data tools. You can use the extension in the following Chromium-based browsers: Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.


Install the extension To install Atlan's browser extension: You can either: Find the extension in the Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/atlan/fipjfjlalpnbejlmmpfnmlkadjgaaheg From the upper right of any screen in Atlan, navigate to your name and then click Profile. Click the four dots icon in the resulting dialog to get to integrations.


Under Apps , for Browser extension , click Install. Find the extension in the Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/atlan/fipjfjlalpnbejlmmpfnmlkadjgaaheg From the upper right of any screen in Atlan, navigate to your name and then click Profile.


Click the four dots icon in the resulting dialog to get to integrations. Under Apps , for Browser extension , click Install.


To install the Atlan browser extension: For Google Chrome, in the upper right of your screen, click Add to Chrome. When prompted for confirmation, click the Add extension button.


For Microsoft Edge, follow the steps in Add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store. For Google Chrome, in the upper right of your screen, click Add to Chrome.


When prompted for confirmation, click the Add extension button. For Microsoft Edge, follow the steps in Add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store.


Currently, you can't install the browser extension on mobile devices or tablets. You can also install Atlan's browser extension at the workspace level.


To set this up, you need to be an administrator or have access to the admin console of your organization's Google account. If your organization uses managed browsers, you can configure the extension for managed browsers.


Configure the extension Once installed, configure the Atlan browser extension to get started. Optionally, Atlan admins can preconfigure custom domains for data sources , if any.


Configure the extension as a user To configure the browser extension, once installed: If you are logged into your Atlan instance, skip to the next step. If you haven't logged into Atlan, log in to your Atlan instance when prompted.


In the Options page, to enter the URL of your Atlan instance: If your organization uses an Atlan domain (for example, _mycompany_.atlan.com ), the Atlan instance URL appears preselected. Click Get started.


(Optional) Switch to a different Atlan domain, if required. If your organization uses a custom domain (for example, _atlan_.mycompany.com ), enter the URL of your Atlan instance and then click Get started.


If your organization uses an Atlan domain (for example, _mycompany_.atlan.com ), the Atlan instance URL appears preselected. Click Get started.


After a successful login, the message Updated successfully appears. (Optional) If your data tools are hosted on custom domains, rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool: Click the Configure custom domain link at the bottom.


In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool. In the text box on the right, enter the custom domain you use for that tool.


Repeat these steps for each tool hosted on a custom domain. Click the Save button when finished.


If your Atlan admin has preconfigured custom domains for data sources , you won't be able to update or remove these selections. Click + Add to configure custom domains for additional data sources as required.


Click the Configure custom domain link at the bottom. In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool.


In the text box on the right, enter the custom domain you use for that tool. Repeat these steps for each tool hosted on a custom domain.


Click the Save button when finished. In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool.


Click the Save button when finished. If your Atlan admin has preconfigured custom domains for data sources , you won't be able to update or remove these selections.


Click + Add to configure custom domains for additional data sources as required. You can now close the Options tab.


The extension is now ready to use! ð (Optional) Configure custom domains as an admin You need to be an admin user in Atlan to configure custom domains for data sources from the admin center.


To configure custom domains, from within Atlan: From the left menu of any screen, click Admin. Under Workspace , click Integrations.


Under Apps , expand the Browser extension tile. In the Browser extension tile, for Set up your custom data source.


, if your data tools are hosted on custom domains rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool, click the Configure link to configure them for users in your organization. For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension.


In the adjacent field, enter the URL of the custom domain for your data source. (Optional) Click + Add to add more.


Click Save to save your configuration. info ð ª Did you know?


For any supported tools that you have configured, your users won't be able to update or remove these selections. They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources.


For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension. In the adjacent field, enter the URL of the custom domain for your data source.


(Optional) Click + Add to add more. Click Save to save your configuration.


ð ª Did you know? For any supported tools that you have configured, your users won't be able to update or remove these selections.


They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources. (Optional) For Download Atlan extension or share with your team , you can either install the Atlan browser extension for your own use or share the link with your users.


Anyone with access to Atlan any admin, member, or guest user and a supported tool can use the browser extension. First, log into Atlan.


When using Atlan's browser extension in a supported tool , the extension only reads the URL of your browser tab no other data is accessed. If using Atlan's browser extension on any website , it only reads the favicon, page title, and URL of your browser tab.


Learn more about Atlan browser extension security. Access and enrich context in-flow To access context for an asset, from within a supported tool: Log into the supported tool.


Open any supported asset. In the lower-right corner of the page, click the small Atlan icon.


danger The icon to activate Atlan is not the extension icon that appears at the top of your Chrome browser. This small Atlan icon in the lower right corner of the page is the only way to access the metadata for the asset you are viewing in another tool.


The icon to activate Atlan is not the extension icon that appears at the top of your Chrome browser. This small Atlan icon in the lower right corner of the page is the only way to access the metadata for the asset you are viewing in another tool.


In the sidebar that appears: Click the tabs and links to view all context about the asset. Make changes to any of the metadata you'd like.


Click the tabs and links to view all context about the asset. Make changes to any of the metadata you'd like.


Now you can understand and enrich assets without leaving your data tools themselves! ð The Atlan sidebar automatically reloads as you browse your assets in a supported tool to show details about the asset you're currently viewing.


Your permissions in Atlan control what metadata you can see and change in the extension. The extension opens a new browser tab on Atlan's discovery page, with the results for that text!


ð Add a resource You can link any web page as a resource to your assets in Atlan using the browser extension. To add a web page as a resource to an asset: In the top right of the web page you're viewing, click the Atlan Chrome extension.


In the resource clipper menu, under Link this page to an asset , select the asset to which you'd like to add the web page as a resource. Click Save to confirm your selection.


(Optional) Once the resource has been linked successfully, click the Open in Atlan button to view the linked asset directly in Atlan. You can now add resources to your assets in Atlan from any website!


ð The Tableau extension offers native embeddings directly in your dashboards. See Enable embedded metadata in Tableau for more information.


Supported tools Currently, the Atlan browser extension supports assets in the following tools: Amazon QuickSight : analyses, dashboards, and datasets Databricks : databases, schemas, views, and tables dbt Cloud : models and sources in the model editor and dbt docs Google BigQuery : datasets, schemas, views, and tables IBM Cognos Analytics : folders, dashboards, packages, explorations, reports, files, data sources, and modules Looker : dashboards, explores, and folders Microsoft Power BI : dashboards, reports, dataflows, and datasets Mode : collections, reports, queries, and charts Qlik Sense Cloud : apps, datasets, sheets, and spaces Redash : queries, dashboards, and visualizations Salesforce : objects Sigma : datasets, pages, and data elements Snowflake (via Snowsight schema explorer): databases, schemas, tables, views, dynamic tables, streams, and pipes Tableau : dashboards, data sources, workbooks, and metrics. Additionally, you can choose to switch the Tableau extension to offer native embeddings directly in your dashboards.


See Enable embedded metadata in Tableau for more information. ThoughtSpot : liveboards, answers, visualizations, and tables MicroStrategy : dossiers, reports, documents Install the extension Configure the extension


Configure the extension for managed browsers | Atlan Documentation

If you're using managed browsers, you can install and configure the Atlan browser extension for all users in your organization. To do so, you will need to bulk install the extension and deploy a configuration script.


Atlan supports managing the Atlan browser extension for the following: Operating systems: macOS and Microsoft Windows Browsers: Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge The deployment scripts - .mobileconfig file for macOS and PowerShell script for Microsoft Windows - are designed to make only the most necessary modifications required for the Atlan browser extension to function properly. Both deployment methods adhere to the principle of least privilege: The .mobileconfig file for macOS only includes the configuration settings required to install and operate the Atlan browser extension.


The PowerShell script creates essential registry keys required for the Atlan browser extension to operate on Microsoft Windows systems. To configure the Atlan browser extension for a managed browser, you must complete these steps in the following order: Configure the browser extension Bulk install the browser extension Deploy the configuration script (Optional) Verify and monitor the installation Configure the browser extension You will need to be an admin in Atlan to configure the browser extension for users in your organization.


You will also need inputs and approval from the IT administrator of your organization. You can configure the browser extension and then download a configuration script to bulk install and deploy it for everyone in your organization.


To configure the browser extension, from within Atlan: From the left menu on any screen, click Admin. Under Workspace , click Integrations.


Under Apps , expand the Browser extension tile. In the Browser extension tile, for Bulk install the browser extension , click the Set up now button.


In the Set up browser extension form, enter the following details: For Choose browser , the browser and operating system values will be prefilled based on what you're currently using - you can modify the fields, if required. For Your Atlan domain , enter the URL of your Atlan instance - for example, https://(instance_name).atlan.com.


info ð ª Did you know? If you enable multiple Atlan domains, your users will be able to select the most relevant Atlan domain from a dropdown menu while using the browser extension.


The default value in the dropdown will be the Atlan instance entered as Your Atlan domain. If your organization does not have multiple Atlan domains, only the default selection will be displayed.


(Optional) For Advanced settings , you can configure the following: If you have multiple Atlan instances, toggle on Multiple Atlan domains and then enter the URLs of your additional Atlan instances. Click + Add to add more Atlan domains.


If your data tools are hosted on custom domains rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool, toggle on Custom data source domain. Click + Add to add more custom domains for data sources.


For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension. In the adjacent field, enter the URL of your custom data source domain.


info ð ª Did you know? For any supported tools configured while setting up the managed browser extension, your users will not be able to update or remove these selections.


They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources. Click the Download Script button to download the corresponding configuration script.


The IT administrator(s) in your organization will need to install this configuration file in your organization's devices using a mobile device management (MDM) software. Administrative permissions to the MDM platform are required to complete the setup.


Based on your operating system, the downloaded file can be one of the following two types: .mobileconfig - use this file to configure profiles with specific settings in macOS devices. .ps1 - use this PowerShell script to create registry keys in Microsoft Windows devices.


For Choose browser , the browser and operating system values will be prefilled based on what you're currently using - you can modify the fields, if required. For Choose browser , the browser and operating system values will be prefilled based on what you're currently using - you can modify the fields, if required.


For Your Atlan domain , enter the URL of your Atlan instance - for example, https://(instance_name).atlan.com. info ð ª Did you know?


If you enable multiple Atlan domains, your users will be able to select the most relevant Atlan domain from a dropdown menu while using the browser extension. The default value in the dropdown will be the Atlan instance entered as Your Atlan domain.


If your organization does not have multiple Atlan domains, only the default selection will be displayed. For Your Atlan domain , enter the URL of your Atlan instance - for example, https://(instance_name).atlan.com.


ð ª Did you know? If you enable multiple Atlan domains, your users will be able to select the most relevant Atlan domain from a dropdown menu while using the browser extension.


They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources. (Optional) For Advanced settings , you can configure the following: If you have multiple Atlan instances, toggle on Multiple Atlan domains and then enter the URLs of your additional Atlan instances.


Click + Add to add more Atlan domains. If you have multiple Atlan instances, toggle on Multiple Atlan domains and then enter the URLs of your additional Atlan instances.


Click + Add to add more Atlan domains. If your data tools are hosted on custom domains rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool, toggle on Custom data source domain.


Click + Add to add more custom domains for data sources. For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension.


In the adjacent field, enter the URL of your custom data source domain. info ð ª Did you know?


For any supported tools configured while setting up the managed browser extension, your users will not be able to update or remove these selections. They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources.


If your data tools are hosted on custom domains rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool, toggle on Custom data source domain. Click + Add to add more custom domains for data sources.


For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension. In the adjacent field, enter the URL of your custom data source domain.


ð ª Did you know? For any supported tools configured while setting up the managed browser extension, your users will not be able to update or remove these selections.


They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources. Click the Download Script button to download the corresponding configuration script.


The IT administrator(s) in your organization will need to install this configuration file in your organization's devices using a mobile device management (MDM) software. Administrative permissions to the MDM platform are required to complete the setup.


Based on your operating system, the downloaded file can be one of the following two types: .mobileconfig - use this file to configure profiles with specific settings in macOS devices. .ps1 - use this PowerShell script to create registry keys in Microsoft Windows devices.


Click the Download Script button to download the corresponding configuration script. The IT administrator(s) in your organization will need to install this configuration file in your organization's devices using a mobile device management (MDM) software.


Administrative permissions to the MDM platform are required to complete the setup. Based on your operating system, the downloaded file can be one of the following two types: .mobileconfig - use this file to configure profiles with specific settings in macOS devices.


.ps1 - use this PowerShell script to create registry keys in Microsoft Windows devices. Bulk install the browser extension You will need to have administrator access to your organization's mobile device management (MDM) software with the permission to add and deploy new policies to all users.


You will also need inputs and approval from your Atlan admin. You will need to configure the ExtensionInstallForcelist browser policy for either Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge to force-install the extension for everyone in your organization.


The ExtensionInstallForcelist browser policy: Governs extensions that can be silently installed and automatically enabled for all users. Provides extension IDs that the browser will automatically install and enable when a user logs in.


Google Chrome To bulk install the Atlan browser extension in Google Chrome, follow the steps in Google documentation: Force install apps and extensions. Microsoft Edge To bulk install the Atlan browser extension in Microsoft Edge, follow the steps in Microsoft documentation: Force-install an extension.


For the Extension/App IDs and update URLs to be silently installed (Device) field, copy and paste the following value: fipjfjlalpnbejlmmpfnmlkadjgaaheg is the extension-id for the Atlan browser extension. Deploy the configuration script You will need to have administrator access to your organization's mobile device management (MDM) software with the permission to add and deploy new policies to all users.


You will also need inputs and approval from your Atlan admin. The browser extension relies on managed storage for configuring domains in the Atlan extension.


The values for managed storage can be configured through: A configuration profile in macOS Registry keys in Microsoft Windows Although Atlan's solution is platform-agnostic, the following example pertains to Microsoft Intune. You will need to create a custom managed profile to configure the domains for the Atlan browser extension.


To deploy the .mobileconfig file for your organization, you can use any MDM platform. Microsoft Intune - follow the steps in Custom configuration profile settings.


Microsoft Windows You will need to create registry keys to deploy the extension. You can create the required registry keys with a PowerShell script, which can then be deployed to your users devices using an MDM software.


To deploy the PowerShell configuration script for your organization, you can use any MDM platform. Microsoft Intune - follow the steps in Create a script policy and assign it.


For Script settings , enter the following details: Script location - upload the .ps1 configuration script downloaded from Atlan. Run this script using the logged on credentials - change to No.


Enforce script signature check - change to No. Run script in 64 bit PowerShell Host - change to Yes.


Script location - upload the .ps1 configuration script downloaded from Atlan. Run this script using the logged on credentials - change to No.


Verify and monitor the installation To ensure that the Atlan browser extension has been successfully deployed across all selected devices in your organization, you can: Verify the installation - after you have deployed the policies, check a few target devices to ensure that the extension was installed and configured correctly. Monitor compliance - monitor the compliance status of the policy and troubleshoot any issues.


Your users will now be able to use the Atlan browser extension in a managed browser! ð Once the managed browser has synced with the latest configuration changes for your organization, the Atlan browser extension will be automatically installed and a new tab will open to indicate that the Atlan browser extension is now active.


Configure the browser extension Bulk install the browser extension Deploy the configuration script Verify and monitor the installation


The Atlan browser extension provides metadata context directly in your supported data tools. You can use the extension in the following Chromium-based browsers: Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.


Install the extension To install Atlan's browser extension: You can either: Find the extension in the Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/atlan/fipjfjlalpnbejlmmpfnmlkadjgaaheg From the upper right of any screen in Atlan, navigate to your name and then click Profile. Click the four dots icon in the resulting dialog to get to integrations.


Under Apps , for Browser extension , click Install. Find the extension in the Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/atlan/fipjfjlalpnbejlmmpfnmlkadjgaaheg From the upper right of any screen in Atlan, navigate to your name and then click Profile.


Click the four dots icon in the resulting dialog to get to integrations. Under Apps , for Browser extension , click Install.


To install the Atlan browser extension: For Google Chrome, in the upper right of your screen, click Add to Chrome. When prompted for confirmation, click the Add extension button.


For Microsoft Edge, follow the steps in Add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store. For Google Chrome, in the upper right of your screen, click Add to Chrome.


When prompted for confirmation, click the Add extension button. For Microsoft Edge, follow the steps in Add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store.


Currently, you can't install the browser extension on mobile devices or tablets. You can also install Atlan's browser extension at the workspace level.


To set this up, you need to be an administrator or have access to the admin console of your organization's Google account. If your organization uses managed browsers, you can configure the extension for managed browsers.


Configure the extension Once installed, configure the Atlan browser extension to get started. Optionally, Atlan admins can preconfigure custom domains for data sources , if any.


Configure the extension as a user To configure the browser extension, once installed: If you are logged into your Atlan instance, skip to the next step. If you haven't logged into Atlan, log in to your Atlan instance when prompted.


In the Options page, to enter the URL of your Atlan instance: If your organization uses an Atlan domain (for example, _mycompany_.atlan.com ), the Atlan instance URL appears preselected. Click Get started.


(Optional) Switch to a different Atlan domain, if required. If your organization uses a custom domain (for example, _atlan_.mycompany.com ), enter the URL of your Atlan instance and then click Get started.


If your organization uses an Atlan domain (for example, _mycompany_.atlan.com ), the Atlan instance URL appears preselected. Click Get started.


After a successful login, the message Updated successfully appears. (Optional) If your data tools are hosted on custom domains, rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool: Click the Configure custom domain link at the bottom.


In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool. In the text box on the right, enter the custom domain you use for that tool.


Repeat these steps for each tool hosted on a custom domain. Click the Save button when finished.


If your Atlan admin has preconfigured custom domains for data sources , you won't be able to update or remove these selections. Click + Add to configure custom domains for additional data sources as required.


Click the Configure custom domain link at the bottom. In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool.


In the text box on the right, enter the custom domain you use for that tool. Repeat these steps for each tool hosted on a custom domain.


Click the Save button when finished. In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool.


Click the Save button when finished. If your Atlan admin has preconfigured custom domains for data sources , you won't be able to update or remove these selections.


Click + Add to configure custom domains for additional data sources as required. You can now close the Options tab.


The extension is now ready to use! ð (Optional) Configure custom domains as an admin You need to be an admin user in Atlan to configure custom domains for data sources from the admin center.


To configure custom domains, from within Atlan: From the left menu of any screen, click Admin. Under Workspace , click Integrations.


Under Apps , expand the Browser extension tile. In the Browser extension tile, for Set up your custom data source.


, if your data tools are hosted on custom domains rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool, click the Configure link to configure them for users in your organization. For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension.


In the adjacent field, enter the URL of the custom domain for your data source. (Optional) Click + Add to add more.


Click Save to save your configuration. info ð ª Did you know?


For any supported tools that you have configured, your users won't be able to update or remove these selections. They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources.


For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension. In the adjacent field, enter the URL of the custom domain for your data source.


(Optional) Click + Add to add more. Click Save to save your configuration.


ð ª Did you know? For any supported tools that you have configured, your users won't be able to update or remove these selections.


They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources. (Optional) For Download Atlan extension or share with your team , you can either install the Atlan browser extension for your own use or share the link with your users.


Anyone with access to Atlan any admin, member, or guest user and a supported tool can use the browser extension. First, log into Atlan.


When using Atlan's browser extension in a supported tool , the extension only reads the URL of your browser tab no other data is accessed. If using Atlan's browser extension on any website , it only reads the favicon, page title, and URL of your browser tab.


Learn more about Atlan browser extension security. Access and enrich context in-flow To access context for an asset, from within a supported tool: Log into the supported tool.


Open any supported asset. In the lower-right corner of the page, click the small Atlan icon.


danger The icon to activate Atlan is not the extension icon that appears at the top of your Chrome browser. This small Atlan icon in the lower right corner of the page is the only way to access the metadata for the asset you are viewing in another tool.


The icon to activate Atlan is not the extension icon that appears at the top of your Chrome browser. This small Atlan icon in the lower right corner of the page is the only way to access the metadata for the asset you are viewing in another tool.


In the sidebar that appears: Click the tabs and links to view all context about the asset. Make changes to any of the metadata you'd like.


Click the tabs and links to view all context about the asset. Make changes to any of the metadata you'd like.


Now you can understand and enrich assets without leaving your data tools themselves! ð The Atlan sidebar automatically reloads as you browse your assets in a supported tool to show details about the asset you're currently viewing.


Your permissions in Atlan control what metadata you can see and change in the extension. The extension opens a new browser tab on Atlan's discovery page, with the results for that text!


ð Add a resource You can link any web page as a resource to your assets in Atlan using the browser extension. To add a web page as a resource to an asset: In the top right of the web page you're viewing, click the Atlan Chrome extension.


In the resource clipper menu, under Link this page to an asset , select the asset to which you'd like to add the web page as a resource. Click Save to confirm your selection.


(Optional) Once the resource has been linked successfully, click the Open in Atlan button to view the linked asset directly in Atlan. You can now add resources to your assets in Atlan from any website!


ð The Tableau extension offers native embeddings directly in your dashboards. See Enable embedded metadata in Tableau for more information.


Supported tools Currently, the Atlan browser extension supports assets in the following tools: Amazon QuickSight : analyses, dashboards, and datasets Databricks : databases, schemas, views, and tables dbt Cloud : models and sources in the model editor and dbt docs Google BigQuery : datasets, schemas, views, and tables IBM Cognos Analytics : folders, dashboards, packages, explorations, reports, files, data sources, and modules Looker : dashboards, explores, and folders Microsoft Power BI : dashboards, reports, dataflows, and datasets Mode : collections, reports, queries, and charts Qlik Sense Cloud : apps, datasets, sheets, and spaces Redash : queries, dashboards, and visualizations Salesforce : objects Sigma : datasets, pages, and data elements Snowflake (via Snowsight schema explorer): databases, schemas, tables, views, dynamic tables, streams, and pipes Tableau : dashboards, data sources, workbooks, and metrics. Additionally, you can choose to switch the Tableau extension to offer native embeddings directly in your dashboards.


See Enable embedded metadata in Tableau for more information. ThoughtSpot : liveboards, answers, visualizations, and tables MicroStrategy : dossiers, reports, documents Install the extension Configure the extension


The Atlan browser extension provides metadata context directly in your supported data tools. You can use the extension in the following Chromium-based browsers: Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.


Install the extension To install Atlan's browser extension: You can either: Find the extension in the Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/atlan/fipjfjlalpnbejlmmpfnmlkadjgaaheg From the upper right of any screen in Atlan, navigate to your name and then click Profile. Click the four dots icon in the resulting dialog to get to integrations.


Under Apps , for Browser extension , click Install. Find the extension in the Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/atlan/fipjfjlalpnbejlmmpfnmlkadjgaaheg From the upper right of any screen in Atlan, navigate to your name and then click Profile.


Click the four dots icon in the resulting dialog to get to integrations. Under Apps , for Browser extension , click Install.


To install the Atlan browser extension: For Google Chrome, in the upper right of your screen, click Add to Chrome. When prompted for confirmation, click the Add extension button.


For Microsoft Edge, follow the steps in Add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store. For Google Chrome, in the upper right of your screen, click Add to Chrome.


When prompted for confirmation, click the Add extension button. For Microsoft Edge, follow the steps in Add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store.


Currently, you can't install the browser extension on mobile devices or tablets. You can also install Atlan's browser extension at the workspace level.


To set this up, you need to be an administrator or have access to the admin console of your organization's Google account. If your organization uses managed browsers, you can configure the extension for managed browsers.


Configure the extension Once installed, configure the Atlan browser extension to get started. Optionally, Atlan admins can preconfigure custom domains for data sources , if any.


Configure the extension as a user To configure the browser extension, once installed: If you are logged into your Atlan instance, skip to the next step. If you haven't logged into Atlan, log in to your Atlan instance when prompted.


In the Options page, to enter the URL of your Atlan instance: If your organization uses an Atlan domain (for example, _mycompany_.atlan.com ), the Atlan instance URL appears preselected. Click Get started.


(Optional) Switch to a different Atlan domain, if required. If your organization uses a custom domain (for example, _atlan_.mycompany.com ), enter the URL of your Atlan instance and then click Get started.


If your organization uses an Atlan domain (for example, _mycompany_.atlan.com ), the Atlan instance URL appears preselected. Click Get started.


After a successful login, the message Updated successfully appears. (Optional) If your data tools are hosted on custom domains, rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool: Click the Configure custom domain link at the bottom.


In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool. In the text box on the right, enter the custom domain you use for that tool.


Repeat these steps for each tool hosted on a custom domain. Click the Save button when finished.


If your Atlan admin has preconfigured custom domains for data sources , you won't be able to update or remove these selections. Click + Add to configure custom domains for additional data sources as required.


Click the Configure custom domain link at the bottom. In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool.


In the text box on the right, enter the custom domain you use for that tool. Repeat these steps for each tool hosted on a custom domain.


Click the Save button when finished. In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool.


Click the Save button when finished. If your Atlan admin has preconfigured custom domains for data sources , you won't be able to update or remove these selections.


Click + Add to configure custom domains for additional data sources as required. You can now close the Options tab.


The extension is now ready to use! ð (Optional) Configure custom domains as an admin You need to be an admin user in Atlan to configure custom domains for data sources from the admin center.


To configure custom domains, from within Atlan: From the left menu of any screen, click Admin. Under Workspace , click Integrations.


Under Apps , expand the Browser extension tile. In the Browser extension tile, for Set up your custom data source.


, if your data tools are hosted on custom domains rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool, click the Configure link to configure them for users in your organization. For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension.


In the adjacent field, enter the URL of the custom domain for your data source. (Optional) Click + Add to add more.


Click Save to save your configuration. info ð ª Did you know?


For any supported tools that you have configured, your users won't be able to update or remove these selections. They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources.


For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension. In the adjacent field, enter the URL of the custom domain for your data source.


(Optional) Click + Add to add more. Click Save to save your configuration.


ð ª Did you know? For any supported tools that you have configured, your users won't be able to update or remove these selections.


They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources. (Optional) For Download Atlan extension or share with your team , you can either install the Atlan browser extension for your own use or share the link with your users.


Anyone with access to Atlan any admin, member, or guest user and a supported tool can use the browser extension. First, log into Atlan.


When using Atlan's browser extension in a supported tool , the extension only reads the URL of your browser tab no other data is accessed. If using Atlan's browser extension on any website , it only reads the favicon, page title, and URL of your browser tab.


Learn more about Atlan browser extension security. Access and enrich context in-flow To access context for an asset, from within a supported tool: Log into the supported tool.


Open any supported asset. In the lower-right corner of the page, click the small Atlan icon.


danger The icon to activate Atlan is not the extension icon that appears at the top of your Chrome browser. This small Atlan icon in the lower right corner of the page is the only way to access the metadata for the asset you are viewing in another tool.


The icon to activate Atlan is not the extension icon that appears at the top of your Chrome browser. This small Atlan icon in the lower right corner of the page is the only way to access the metadata for the asset you are viewing in another tool.


In the sidebar that appears: Click the tabs and links to view all context about the asset. Make changes to any of the metadata you'd like.


Click the tabs and links to view all context about the asset. Make changes to any of the metadata you'd like.


Now you can understand and enrich assets without leaving your data tools themselves! ð The Atlan sidebar automatically reloads as you browse your assets in a supported tool to show details about the asset you're currently viewing.


Your permissions in Atlan control what metadata you can see and change in the extension. The extension opens a new browser tab on Atlan's discovery page, with the results for that text!


ð Add a resource You can link any web page as a resource to your assets in Atlan using the browser extension. To add a web page as a resource to an asset: In the top right of the web page you're viewing, click the Atlan Chrome extension.


In the resource clipper menu, under Link this page to an asset , select the asset to which you'd like to add the web page as a resource. Click Save to confirm your selection.


(Optional) Once the resource has been linked successfully, click the Open in Atlan button to view the linked asset directly in Atlan. You can now add resources to your assets in Atlan from any website!


ð The Tableau extension offers native embeddings directly in your dashboards. See Enable embedded metadata in Tableau for more information.


Supported tools Currently, the Atlan browser extension supports assets in the following tools: Amazon QuickSight : analyses, dashboards, and datasets Databricks : databases, schemas, views, and tables dbt Cloud : models and sources in the model editor and dbt docs Google BigQuery : datasets, schemas, views, and tables IBM Cognos Analytics : folders, dashboards, packages, explorations, reports, files, data sources, and modules Looker : dashboards, explores, and folders Microsoft Power BI : dashboards, reports, dataflows, and datasets Mode : collections, reports, queries, and charts Qlik Sense Cloud : apps, datasets, sheets, and spaces Redash : queries, dashboards, and visualizations Salesforce : objects Sigma : datasets, pages, and data elements Snowflake (via Snowsight schema explorer): databases, schemas, tables, views, dynamic tables, streams, and pipes Tableau : dashboards, data sources, workbooks, and metrics. Additionally, you can choose to switch the Tableau extension to offer native embeddings directly in your dashboards.


See Enable embedded metadata in Tableau for more information. ThoughtSpot : liveboards, answers, visualizations, and tables MicroStrategy : dossiers, reports, documents Install the extension Configure the extension


The Atlan browser extension provides metadata context directly in your supported data tools. You can use the extension in the following Chromium-based browsers: Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.


Install the extension To install Atlan's browser extension: You can either: Find the extension in the Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/atlan/fipjfjlalpnbejlmmpfnmlkadjgaaheg From the upper right of any screen in Atlan, navigate to your name and then click Profile. Click the four dots icon in the resulting dialog to get to integrations.


Under Apps , for Browser extension , click Install. Find the extension in the Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/atlan/fipjfjlalpnbejlmmpfnmlkadjgaaheg From the upper right of any screen in Atlan, navigate to your name and then click Profile.


Click the four dots icon in the resulting dialog to get to integrations. Under Apps , for Browser extension , click Install.


To install the Atlan browser extension: For Google Chrome, in the upper right of your screen, click Add to Chrome. When prompted for confirmation, click the Add extension button.


For Microsoft Edge, follow the steps in Add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store. For Google Chrome, in the upper right of your screen, click Add to Chrome.


When prompted for confirmation, click the Add extension button. For Microsoft Edge, follow the steps in Add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store.


Currently, you can't install the browser extension on mobile devices or tablets. You can also install Atlan's browser extension at the workspace level.


To set this up, you need to be an administrator or have access to the admin console of your organization's Google account. If your organization uses managed browsers, you can configure the extension for managed browsers.


Configure the extension Once installed, configure the Atlan browser extension to get started. Optionally, Atlan admins can preconfigure custom domains for data sources , if any.


Configure the extension as a user To configure the browser extension, once installed: If you are logged into your Atlan instance, skip to the next step. If you haven't logged into Atlan, log in to your Atlan instance when prompted.


In the Options page, to enter the URL of your Atlan instance: If your organization uses an Atlan domain (for example, _mycompany_.atlan.com ), the Atlan instance URL appears preselected. Click Get started.


(Optional) Switch to a different Atlan domain, if required. If your organization uses a custom domain (for example, _atlan_.mycompany.com ), enter the URL of your Atlan instance and then click Get started.


If your organization uses an Atlan domain (for example, _mycompany_.atlan.com ), the Atlan instance URL appears preselected. Click Get started.


After a successful login, the message Updated successfully appears. (Optional) If your data tools are hosted on custom domains, rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool: Click the Configure custom domain link at the bottom.


In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool. In the text box on the right, enter the custom domain you use for that tool.


Repeat these steps for each tool hosted on a custom domain. Click the Save button when finished.


If your Atlan admin has preconfigured custom domains for data sources , you won't be able to update or remove these selections. Click + Add to configure custom domains for additional data sources as required.


Click the Configure custom domain link at the bottom. In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool.


In the text box on the right, enter the custom domain you use for that tool. Repeat these steps for each tool hosted on a custom domain.


Click the Save button when finished. In the dropdown on the left, select your data tool.


Click the Save button when finished. If your Atlan admin has preconfigured custom domains for data sources , you won't be able to update or remove these selections.


Click + Add to configure custom domains for additional data sources as required. You can now close the Options tab.


The extension is now ready to use! ð (Optional) Configure custom domains as an admin You need to be an admin user in Atlan to configure custom domains for data sources from the admin center.


To configure custom domains, from within Atlan: From the left menu of any screen, click Admin. Under Workspace , click Integrations.


Under Apps , expand the Browser extension tile. In the Browser extension tile, for Set up your custom data source.


, if your data tools are hosted on custom domains rather than the standard SaaS domain of each tool, click the Configure link to configure them for users in your organization. For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension.


In the adjacent field, enter the URL of the custom domain for your data source. (Optional) Click + Add to add more.


Click Save to save your configuration. info ð ª Did you know?


For any supported tools that you have configured, your users won't be able to update or remove these selections. They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources.


For Connector , select a supported tool for the browser extension. In the adjacent field, enter the URL of the custom domain for your data source.


(Optional) Click + Add to add more. Click Save to save your configuration.


ð ª Did you know? For any supported tools that you have configured, your users won't be able to update or remove these selections.


They can, however, add additional custom domains for data sources. (Optional) For Download Atlan extension or share with your team , you can either install the Atlan browser extension for your own use or share the link with your users.


Anyone with access to Atlan any admin, member, or guest user and a supported tool can use the browser extension. First, log into Atlan.


When using Atlan's browser extension in a supported tool , the extension only reads the URL of your browser tab no other data is accessed. If using Atlan's browser extension on any website , it only reads the favicon, page title, and URL of your browser tab.


Learn more about Atlan browser extension security. Access and enrich context in-flow To access context for an asset, from within a supported tool: Log into the supported tool.


Open any supported asset. In the lower-right corner of the page, click the small Atlan icon.


danger The icon to activate Atlan is not the extension icon that appears at the top of your Chrome browser. This small Atlan icon in the lower right corner of the page is the only way to access the metadata for the asset you are viewing in another tool.


The icon to activate Atlan is not the extension icon that appears at the top of your Chrome browser. This small Atlan icon in the lower right corner of the page is the only way to access the metadata for the asset you are viewing in another tool.


In the sidebar that appears: Click the tabs and links to view all context about the asset. Make changes to any of the metadata you'd like.


Click the tabs and links to view all context about the asset. Make changes to any of the metadata you'd like.


Now you can understand and enrich assets without leaving your data tools themselves! ð The Atlan sidebar automatically reloads as you browse your assets in a supported tool to show details about the asset you're currently viewing.


Your permissions in Atlan control what metadata you can see and change in the extension. The extension opens a new browser tab on Atlan's discovery page, with the results for that text!


ð Add a resource You can link any web page as a resource to your assets in Atlan using the browser extension. To add a web page as a resource to an asset: In the top right of the web page you're viewing, click the Atlan Chrome extension.