Profiling Definitions Walkthrough
This page introduces the Cuneiform for CRM and Data Cloud profiling definition record detail page. Profiling definitions represent the configuration used to profile Salesforce objects, fields, and records.
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Introduction to Profiling Definition Records
Profiling definitions represent the configuration used to profile Salesforce objects, fields, and records and are the parent or top-level object of the Cuneiform for CRM domain objects.
Salesforce objects, fields, and records will be profiled by Cuneiform for CRM.
Accessing Profiling Definitions
You can access profiling definitions from two areas within Cuneiform for CRM and Data Cloud: the Profiling Definitions tab on the application home page or the Profiling Definitions drop-down from the navigation bar, as shown below:
The Profiling Definition Record Detail Page
From a profiling definition’s record detail page, you can access basic information about the definition, like statuses, the number of fields profiled, the last profiled date, and the profiling definition’s results in the form of profiling summaries and data reliability KPIs.
Metadata and Configuration Summary
The profiling definition page header includes a summary of definition characteristics describing the definition’s configuration and the last time it was used to profile records within your CRM.
Quick Actions
A profiling definition record detail page includes Quick Action buttons used to view the most recent profiling summary, run the profiling definition, clone the profiling definition, and more.
The Quick Action buttons available here may vary based on the record’s activity.
Inspect Key Profiling Details
Once a profiling definition is run, you can use the tabs on the record detail page to quickly access profiling summaries (or the results of a profiling run), data reliability KPIs (if any have been assigned to the profiling definition), profiling exceptions, and additional record details.
Profiling Summaries
The Profiling Summaries tab provides a concise overview of all profiling summaries linked to a specific definition. Each time you run a profiling definition, Cuneiform generates another summary capturing the usage of objects, fields, and values at that particular moment, acting as a snapshot of the object in that moment.
Additionally, the Profiling Summaries tab lists profiling requests associated with the definition. A profiling request is created to queue the action whenever you run a profiling definition. Using profiling requests to queue actions in your org means that too many simultaneous actions can’t overburden it.
Data Reliability KPIs
The Data Reliability KPIs tab provides an overview of KPI results linked to the profiling definition.
If data reliability KPIs are assigned to a profiling definition, each time a profiling definition is run, the calculations defined by the KPIs are made. KPIs can help you and your organization pinpoint issues and trends within your data and measure prioritized data quality improvement progress over time.
KPIs aren’t automatically assigned to profiling definitions. Visit Measure Data Quality and Business Impact for more information on enhancing your profiling definitions with KPIs.
Profiling Exceptions
The Profiling Exceptions tab shows errors, exceptions, and failures captured by Cuneiform. The Unassociated Exceptions tab lists profiling exceptions caught for all records, and the Associated Exceptions tab lists profiling exceptions caught for the selected profiling definition.
Record Detail
The Record Detail tab displays all profiling configuration details and statuses associated with the profiling definition.
Congratulations! You’ve completed our Profiling Definitions navigation guide. You should also review our Cuneiform for CRM Custom Objects documentation to read granular descriptions of the fields that capture profiling insights.