Identifies the user who will consume the data. Select a single user.

All active users in your organization appear in this list. You can select any user, regardless of their role. Note that the user you choose helps determine the set of rules that the transformation applies to the data.

Identifies the usage context such as for customer analysis or anti-money laundering research. Usage context is one type of metadata that helps determine the set of rules that the transformation applies to the data.

Users create and manage usage contexts in

Data Marketplace

. To learn more, see

Set Up Data Marketplace

in the Data Marketplace help.

Identifies the data asset to which the transformation applies the rules.

A data asset is a data structure such as a table in a database.

Select the source object that you selected when you configured the Source transformation.

Provides a value that represents the rule logic that the transformation applies to the data class.

A consistency seed ensures that a rule's behavior for a data class will be consistent for the same consistency seed value, usage context, and user across mappings. For example, you can ensure that a rule always replaces the last name "Smith" with "Abcd."

If you want consistent tokenization between different Access Policy transformations, insert the same consistency seed in other Access Policy transformations. If you don't want consistent tokenization between different Access Policy transformations, generate a unique seed.