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today

Empower your assets with clickable buttons- with the new URL badges

πŸŽ‰ What's new

Your organization's "next step" for a data asset may live somewhere else: an access-request form, open in modeling tool or view relevant policies on a separate policy portal. You can now put that step right on the asset as a button.

Create a badge on a URL custom metadata property and Atlan shows it as a clear, clickable button with the destination site's icon. One click takes your users there in a new tab.

✨ Let's dig deeper

  • URL badges show as buttons, with the linked site's favicon, wherever badges appear: the asset side pane, data products and domains.
  • Each asset carries its own link. Hence every table, term, product, domain etc. can point to the right form, owner page or contract
  • Turn on Display at the top of the profile and the button moves into the profile header, next to Request data accessΒ (if you have governance workflows turned on)
  • Use case include for "Request access in ITSM tool", "View data tickets" or "Sign off on access policies". Users see it the moment they land on the asset.
  • Works with the custom metadata you already have. Add a badge to an existing URL property and every asset with a value gets the button right away.

🌍 Where does this work?

  • Go to Governance β†’ Custom Metadata and open a property of type URL (or create one).
  • Select Create badge. Give it a name your users will recognise, like "Request access".
  • Optionally, turn on Display at the top of the profile.
  • Add the link to your assets. Bulk-update through the custom metadata spreadsheet or API works too.

Why it matters: Your users' visual scanning reduces and they find the context ready links as buttons- encouraging them to take the next logical action after landing on the right asset.

πŸ‘ Give it a shot

Configure your buttons from badges today and let us know what use cases you are solving with this or any feedback you might have!