This reference documents the UI elements and actions available in the Rosetta Stone Attributes interface, where you can browse all attributes and create custom attributes for your organization.
Listing page
Path: Rosetta Stone → Attributes
The listing page displays all Rosetta Stone attributes available to your organization, including global platform attributes and custom attributes created by your company or shared with you.
Search and sort
- Search — Filter attributes by name, display name, or description using the search field
- Sort — Click column headers or use the Sort control to reorder the list
Columns
| Column | Description | Sortable |
|---|
| ID | Unique numeric identifier for the attribute | Yes |
| Name | Machine-readable snake_case name (e.g., iso_3166_1_country) | Yes |
| Display Name | Human-readable label shown in UIs (e.g., “Country Code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2)“) | Yes |
| Description | Brief explanation of what the attribute represents | No |
Row actions
Click the three-dot menu on any attribute row to access additional actions.
Create Attribute panel
Access: Click the Create Attribute + button in the top right of the listing page
The Create Attribute panel opens as a side drawer where you can define a new custom attribute. Fields marked with a sparkle icon support AI-assisted generation — Rosetta Stone can suggest a display name, name, and description based on what you enter.
| Field | Description | Required |
|---|
| Display Name | Human-readable label shown in UIs. AI-assisted. | Yes |
| Name | Machine-readable identifier. Must be snake_case (e.g., user_email). AI-assisted. | Yes |
| Description | Explains what the attribute represents and how it should be interpreted. AI-assisted. | Yes |
| Tags | Freeform labels for organizing attributes. Type a tag and press Enter to add it. | No |
Start by entering a display name — Rosetta Stone can generate the snake_case name and a description for you automatically.
Type
| Field | Description | Required |
|---|
| Type | The data type for the attribute. Options: String, Long, Double, Boolean, Timestamptz, Object, Array. | Yes |
Type Configuration
| Field | Description |
|---|
| Allowed Values | Optionally restrict the attribute to a specific set of values (enum). Type a value and press Enter to add it. |
| Join Key | Toggle on to mark this attribute as usable for joining datasets. Only applicable to primitive types. |
Collaborators
Control who can see and use your custom attribute. Both fields default to Only my company, keeping the attribute private to your organization.
| Field | Description | Default |
|---|
| View Access | Who can see this attribute in the attribute list | Only my company |
| Map Access | Who can create mappings to this attribute | Only my company |
Creating the attribute
Click Create at the bottom of the panel to save the new attribute. The attribute is immediately available for mapping in the Normalized Datasets interface.
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