Asset layout widgets

Important  This feature is available only in the latest UI.

Asset layout widgets enable you to show custom content on all the asset pages of a given asset type. For example, if you want to show Catalog elements on the asset pages of the Column asset type, you can achieve this using widgets. As an administrator, you can add widgets to the asset pages of a given asset type or reposition them when you edit the asset page layout for that asset type.

Note Widgets are predefined, meaning that you can't create new ones or delete existing ones. However, you can add and reposition them as needed. To add a widget, drag it from the left pane to the layout. To reposition it within the layout, use .

Image of the Edit Asset Type Layout page with the Widgets section

Asset types with widgets

The following table lists the asset types with an out-of-the-box page layout that contains widgets. The table also shows if a widget is read-only and the default sections in which the widgets appear.

Asset type Widget Description Read-only? Section
AI Agent Lifecycle Tracker Enables users to monitor the evolution of AI use cases. They can view assessment history and statuses, start new assessments, add assessments and sign-off activities, and advance the AI use case to its next lifecycle stage. No Lifecycle Tracker
AI Use Case

Lifecycle Tracker

Enables users to monitor the evolution of AI use cases. They can view assessment history and statuses, start new assessments, add assessments and sign-off activities, and advance the AI use case to its next lifecycle stage.

Tip You can define whether the Lifecycle tracker widget appears expanded or collapsed (default state) on the AI Use Case asset pages using .
 No

Lifecycle Tracker
Other Policies That Apply Shows policies linked to training data, inference data, output data, or AI Models linked to the AI use case. Yes Legal, Ethics and Compliance

Privacy Context

 Shows data categories linked to data columns. Yes

Privacy Context

Diagram

Shows a diagram view of the AI Use Case asset, depicting all of the relations that exist between the AI use case and other assets.

 Yes

Data Flow
Column

Catalog Overview

Shows description, description from source, business context, categorization, and source tags. For more information, go to Catalog asset pages.

 Yes

Overview
Semantic Layer

Shows related semantic assets, including data attributes that represent the column, key measures that are calculated using the column, and business terms that the column refers to.

 Yes Overview
Descriptive Statistics

Shows attributes populated by metadata synchronization and data profiling.

 Yes Descriptive Statistics
Data Category Data Classes Shows data classes linked to the data category. No Overview
Data Set

Catalog Overview

Shows description and business context. For more information, go to Catalog asset pages.

 Yes Overview
Catalog Relation Shows the "Data Set contains Data Element" relation. No Data Elements
Database

Catalog Overview

Shows description, description from source, and source tags. For more information, go to Catalog asset pages.

 Yes Overview
Database View

Catalog Overview

Shows description, description from source, business context, categorization, and source tags.

Yes Overview
Catalog Relation Shows the "Table contains Column" relation. No Columns
Data Product Output Ports Viewer Shows assets related to the data product via the "exposes data as/is output port" relation. For more information, go to About data products. Yes Output
Diagram Shows a diagram view that shows the data product and its related assets. No Diagram
Deployed AI Model

Lifecycle Tracker

 Enables users to monitor the evolution of AI use cases. They can view assessment history and statuses, start new assessments, add assessments and sign-off activities, and advance the AI use case to its next lifecycle stage. No

Lifecycle Tracker
Other Policies That Apply Shows policies linked to training data, inference data, output data, or AI use cases linked to AI models. Yes Model Information
Foundational AI Model

Lifecycle Tracker

Enables users to monitor the evolution of AI use cases. They can view assessment history and statuses, start new assessments, add assessments and sign-off activities, and advance the AI use case to its next lifecycle stage.

 No

Lifecycle Tracker
Schema

Catalog Overview

Shows description, description from source, and source tags. For more information, go to Catalog asset pages.

 Yes Overview
Catalog Relation Shows the "Schema contains Table" relation. No Tables
Table

Catalog Overview

Shows description, description from source, business context, categorization, and source tags. For more information, go to Catalog asset pages.

 Yes Overview
Semantic Layer

Shows related semantic assets, including data entities that represent the table, key measures that are calculated using the table, and business terms that the table refers to.

 Yes Overview
Catalog Relation Shows the "Table contains Column" relation. No Columns

Diagram widget

The Diagram widget is available for all asset types. You can use this widget to show a specific diagram view on the Summary tab of the asset pages.

Configure the Diagram widget

Prerequisites

You have a global role with the Product Rights > System administration global permission.

Steps

  1. Open the asset type.
    1. On the main toolbar, click Products icon → Cogwheel icon Settings.
      The Settings page opens.
    2. Click the Operating Model tab.
      Operating Model settings are shown.
    3. On the Asset types tab, in the table, click the name of the asset type.
      The asset type page opens.
  2. In the left pane, click the relevant assignment, and then click Characteristics.
    A table containing all the characteristic types assigned to the asset type is shown.
  3. On the Characteristics tab, click Edit layout.
    The Edit layout page opens.
  4. Drag the Diagram widget from the left pane to the layout.
  5. Move the Diagram widget to the required position using .
  6. In the Diagram widget, click .
    The Settings dialog box appears.
  7. In the Diagram view drop-down list, select the diagram view that you want to show on the Summary tab of the asset pages.
    Note 
    • The Diagram view drop-down list contains both public diagram views and your private diagram views. If you select a private view, it isn't shown to other users.
    • For the AI Use Case asset type, the default diagram view is Data Flow.
    • For the Data Product asset type and its descendant asset types, the default diagram view is Data Product.
    • For all other asset types, the default diagram view is Explore.
  8. Click Save.
  9. Click Publish.
    Your changes are published and applied to all the asset pages of the asset type.