Settings Overview
Settings is where administrators configure the Qualytics platform itself, as opposed to the data it watches. It is a large section, so this page introduces each of its hubs, grouped the same way as the tabs on the Settings page, and links to the landing page of each one.
Connections
Connections are the saved credentials that datastores share. Here you will find how to create a connection, change its credentials, and see which datastores depend on it.
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Connections
Manage global data source connections, edit credentials, and associate datastores.
Integrations
Integrations is the biggest hub. It covers single sign-on, the compute engines Qualytics can run on, workflow tools, analytics platforms, and the three families of integrations that carry data quality results outward: data catalogs, alerting, and ticketing. Each integration has its own pages for how it works, how to connect it, its API, and its questions and answers.
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Integrations Overview
Every integration category available in Qualytics.
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Single Sign-On
Enable secure access through your enterprise identity provider.
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Compute
Configure managed Kubernetes or external compute environments.
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Workflow
Embed data quality checks into your pipelines and transformations.
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Analytics
Visualize data quality metrics through your preferred BI tools.
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Data Catalogs
Atlan, Alation, Microsoft Purview, Collibra, and DataHub, plus tag propagation and display names.
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Alerting
Slack, Microsoft Teams, and PagerDuty destinations for data quality alerts.
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Ticketing
Jira and ServiceNow integrations for tracking anomalies as tickets.
Platform Defaults
Platform Defaults is the Admin-only tab where workspace-wide defaults are set. Here you will find what each default means, how defaults cascade to datastores, and how to change them.
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Platform Defaults
Overview of the Admin-only tab for setting workspace-wide defaults.
Access
Access covers who can sign in and what they can reach. It follows the tabs of the Access page: Personal Accounts and their user roles, Teams and the permission levels they grant on datastores, and the Sign-In Providers people authenticate with, including link approvals, invitations, and the sign-in log. It also covers Service Users for automation and Directory Sync from your identity provider.
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Access
Manage users, sign-in providers, directory sync, teams, and Service Users.
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Personal Accounts
Human user accounts with role-based access. Manage roles, team assignments, and user lifecycle.
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Teams
Organize users into teams and assign datastores with scoped permissions.
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Sign-In Providers
Configure how users sign in: OIDC and SAML identity providers, email and password, invitations, and link approvals.
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Service Users
Synthetic users for automation, pipelines, and integrations. Admin-managed with independent lifecycle.
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Directory Sync
Provision users and Teams from your identity provider with SCIM 2.0.
Access Tokens
Access Tokens covers the two kinds of API credentials, Personal Tokens tied to a person and Service Tokens tied to a Service User, and how to generate, revoke, restore, and delete them.
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Access Tokens
Compare Personal Tokens and Service Tokens.
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Personal Access Tokens
Self-service tokens tied to your user account.
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Service Tokens
Admin-managed tokens tied to Service Users.
Audit
Audit is the Admin-only record of who changed what on the platform. Here you will find how the activity log is organized, how to filter it, and how to export it.
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Platform Audit
Overview of the Admin-only Platform Audit feature.
Status
Status covers platform health: what each indicator means, how to route a symptom to its cause, and the diagnostics and restart actions available to Admins when something is degraded.
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Platform Status
Monitor platform health, capture diagnostics, and restart services.