Getting Started with Datastore Enrichment
An enrichment datastore is a dedicated datastore linked to a source datastore that persists scan results, anomalies, remediation data, and source record examples. It provides full visibility into your data quality by writing findings directly to your own infrastructure — making them queryable, auditable, and available for downstream workflows.
In this section you will learn how enrichment datastores work in the context of source datastores, how to link and configure them, and how to manage enrichment settings. Linking requires the Member user role and Editor team permission; unlinking requires the Admin role.
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Introduction
Learn how enrichment datastores work with source datastores, enrichment settings, remediation strategies, and sharing.
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Permissions
See which roles can view, link, unlink, and configure enrichment datastores.
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Link Enrichment Datastore
Link an existing enrichment datastore to a source datastore that has already been created.
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Link on Datastore Creation
Link an enrichment datastore during the source datastore creation wizard.
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Unlink Enrichment Datastore
Remove the enrichment link from a source datastore.
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Supported Enrichment Datastores
See which connectors support enrichment and their write-back capabilities.
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API
Link, unlink, and update enrichment settings programmatically.
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FAQ
Remediation strategies, prefix conflicts, storage impact, Scan behavior, re-linking, and troubleshooting.