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In Marketplace, the Asset Template Creator value appears to auto-populate Publisher in exported Dublin Core and DCAT-AP metadata, with no ability to override. This is not aligned with DCMI / DCAT-AP semantics.Creator identifies the entity primarily responsible for making the resource, while Publisher identifies the entity responsible for making it available. These are often different.Is there a way to override this behavior?If not, could you please provide a separate Publisher field and allow Publisher to be managed independently of Creator in metadata mappings.

Hi everyone,More and more of you use your Huwise portal to share data with a selected audience: partners, subsidiaries, logged-in staff, contractors. ​@Lauralee reviewed what the platform lets you do today to manage these accesses in detail, with real (anonymized) examples from your portals. 🔒1. Identify who logs inSSO (OpenID Connect or SAML 2.0): your users log in with their company account. No accounts to create by hand, and removing someone from the directory removes their access. Several SSO providers on one portal: one group brought 7 of its entities together around a shared catalog, each with its own identity provider. Group mapping: your directory stays the source of truth. An international organization receives a staff category through SSO, and each user automatically joins the right group with the right permissions. Conditional access rules: based on a user’s attributes (company ID, email domain…), the portal approves the sign-up, rejects it, or sends it for manual review.2.

Hi everyone,How to make your data easier to explore on your Huwise portal?  Here are the main points with few portals examples.1. Use the 3-30-300 rule to size each visual ⏱️Each visual should match the time your user will spend on it:3 seconds: one key message. A title, a number, a color. The user decides if the data concerns them. 30 seconds: a chart with axes, a legend and 2–3 filters. The user understands a trend or a distribution. 300 seconds: several linked visuals with context. The user understands the full story and can make a decision.A quick test: show your visual to a colleague who doesn’t know the topic for 3 seconds. What do they remember?2. Start with native custom viewsCustom views let you create up to seven views per dataset, with no setup beyond a few clicks:Key figure: for the 3-second level. Example: unemployment rate on the North Carolina OSBM portal. You can export it as PNG. Map: for any data with a location. Example: public finance offices on the French Ministry

Hey everyone 👋A question that comes up now and then: "To connect my third-party harvester (a regional geoportal, data.gouv.fr, a GIS platform...) to a Huwise portal, what do I actually need ? An API URL, a DCAT metadata URL... both?"The answer that tends to surprise people: it's the same URL. The catalog's DCAT export covers both roles at once:https://your-portal.example.com/api/v2/catalog/exports/dcatThat single address is enough to reference the entire catalog in any DCAT-compatible harvester, whatever tool sits on the other end.Want to go further:📘 The step-by-step guide (originally written for data.gouv.fr, but the method holds for any third-party DCAT harvester): Referencing your datasets on data.gouv.fr 🛠️ The full API reference (available parameters, DCAT-AP formats you can enable on request, authentication): Catalog DCAT export docsSo, who here has already hooked up an external harvester to their Huwise portal? Curious to hear your setups 👇

Hey everyone! 👋We’re excited to highlight a new feature designed to help you unify your analytics and data assets: the Tableau Harvester.If your organization uses Tableau alongside Huwise, you no longer have to worry about fragmented data portals or sending users back and forth across different links. With the Tableau Harvester, you can surface your Tableau dashboards right inside your Huwise marketplace, giving your teams a unified, embedded experience!💡 What does the Tableau Harvester do? Embedded experience: users can interact with live Tableau dashboards directly in the Huwise portal. No external redirects or extra tabs required. One asset per dashboard: the harvester automatically imports each Tableau dashboard as a dedicated asset into your Huwise catalog. Metadata mapping: attributes like dashboard titles, descriptions, owner contact info, tags, and thumbnails automatically map over to Huwise (and you can customize custom metadata mappings, like listing "Data sources used"

Hey thereWhen we want to embed a table in an iframe we have the /embed/ endpoint that we can use to hide the ODS header when displaying the dataset. Here is an example:Table with header:https://data.bl.ch/explore/dataset/12060/table/?disjunctive.jahr&disjunctive.gemeinde&disjunctive.kategorie&disjunctive.einheitTable without headerhttps://data.bl.ch/explore/embed/dataset/12060/table/?disjunctive.jahr&disjunctive.gemeinde&disjunctive.kategorie&disjunctive.einheitWe are currently trying to embed a dashboard created with the studio in an iframe. However, we can’t get rid of the header. Example:Dashboard with header:https://data.bl.ch/p/wahlen_nr_sr/Dashboard without header:? Is there a possibility to achieve this? If yes, how? Many thanks for your helpAuto-translation 🪄Salut. Lorsque nous voulons intégrer une table dans une iframe, nous avons le point de terminaison /embed/ que nous pouvons utiliser pour masquer l'en-tête ODS lors de l'affichage de l'ensemble de d

Your data has powerful stories to tell, but if your team or users find it overwhelming, those insights get lost in translation.It’s time to change that.We are hosting a live training webinar on August 27th at 4:30pm (Paris time) designed to help you transform raw numbers into compelling, visually stunning data stories.📊 Make your data irresistible to exploreBuild Visualizations, Dashboards, and Data Stories That Stand OutIn this practical, hands-on session, you will learn how to: Hook your audience:  design layouts that immediately draw the eye to what matters most. Simplify the complex: turn cluttered charts into clean, intuitive, and interactive experiences. Drive action: master the art of "data storytelling" so your stakeholders don't just look at the data—they actually use it to make decisions. 📅 Event Details Where: Online (Grab your virtual seat below!) Who it's for: Data owners and Catalog curators who want to level up their data presentation game. 👉 Click here to secur

Hello community! 👋The new Huwise experience offers many possibilities to help your users visualize and explore your data. To help you choose the right tool depending on your business needs, here is a complete overview—from no-code to custom applications—followed by our usage recommendations. 🗺️ The options matrix: from simplest to most advancedLevel Feature What it enables Who uses it? 1: Automatic Dataset preview (Data/Schema/Map tabs), and soon in the new “Explore” The user generates a table, chart, or map fully independently from the dataset Data consumer 2: Conversational Huwy conversational agent The user asks a question in natural language and gets an instant, tailored visualization Data consumer 3: No-code, per asset Custom view The data producer manually creates charts (bars, lines, pie…), maps, or KPI widgets attached to a dataset—customizable and embeddable on the asset page—to simplify access to the data asset Catalog curator / Data owner 4: No-

Is it possible to copy the full contents and paste from a field from the table view?  For example the geo_shape when complex truncates.  It would be great if we can copy and paste the whole field.

I would like to confirm whether the visualization features apply exclusively to data stored within the portal, or whether they also cover datasets referenced externally, such as those obtained via a harvester.

I would like to create collections, a grouping of assets which are related. For example on gov.uk they will release a report or finding and on the page will be everything related to it such as the report, data and links. How can we best achieve this in the marketplace experience?

Hi, Is it possible to embed a custom view (map) created in the studio into our corporate website eg from this : Ecological Survey Sites — Open Data Portal?There used to be an option to get embed \ share \ widget codes. Do I need to create a duplicate page of the custom view to do this?

Hi everyone,I regularly use the "Analysis" tab to create visualizations on our datasets, and I encounter two unexpected behaviors when switching from Standard Mode to Advanced Mode. This limits the customization of our charts.I would like to share these two cases to see if other users are experiencing them or if an improvement is planned:1. Missing Breakdown options In Standard mode, I have access to a full list of options for my data breakdown.However, as soon as I click on "Edit in advanced mode", some of these breakdown options disappear from the dropdown menu and are no longer selectable.  2. Redundant label display on the X-axis When creating a time-based chart, the X-axis label displays correctly in Standard mode. When switching to Advanced Mode, the display changes and seems to force the display of the precision (e.g., year/month), creating an unaesthetic duplicate with the main label. Even when tweaking the "Axis precision" option, I cannot find a way to hide this duplicate or

Hello,Is it possible to get a descending order by date using the OdsDatasetContext widget in a custom view ?I have tried something like below :<ods-dataset-context context="ctx" ctx-dataset="own_base"   ctx-parameters="{'sort':'-start_date'}">[...]</ods-dataset-context>but it’s not a success…Thank you for your help.

Hi All,We currently have a document library on our website, however we have had feedback from customers that its not easy to navigate.As a result we are exploring the possibility of using our Open Data Portal as a home of a new “Technical Library” containing 200+ pdfs etc of supporting documents. Now it seems that after about 80 additional attachments I cant add anymore. As a DNO, we are very cautious around data security so essentially I need a solution where the documents can be stored on the Portal itself in an ideal world, because using options like github, sharepoint etc arent really viable as getting permission would likely be a dead end.Anyone got any ideas or examples of similar resources? Potential to spilt the attachments over multiple datasets but that becomes a bit of a nightmare to maintain/policeThanksRyan

Hi !We have recently created a page for our DNOA data report, it all works well and happy with it, apart from one map which doesnt seem to be loading correctly Distribution Network Options Assessment — Open Data | Northern Powergrid The map in question is in the “Network Dashboard” tab, and has a lot of grey space. It works fine if i full screen then minimize again. Any thoughts as to why it appears to stop loading? Thanks Ryan

Does anyone have any tips on how to shape data in our portals to work better with the AI tools? The concern from our leadership is someone will ask a question and if the data contains too many filterable items it could return an incorrect result.Is there any guidelines on how to better shape the data to make it easier for AI to understand and provide results?

Hi, I’m Kamal Hinduja , Switzerland(Swiss). Can anyone explain me in details Are there limits on API call rates or data retrieval sizes? Thanks 

As there is still missing a button that hides a public dataset from catalog, we’re trying to do a workaround.For that, we would like to incorporate a public dataset of our secondary workspace, which isn’t publicly promoted, into a dashboard/code-editor’s page of our primary workspace. Has someone tried something similar? Has it worked out?My first thought was to do it via “domain” attribute of “ods-dataset-context” widget, but that didn’t work out: <ods-dataset-context context="test" test-dataset="test-index-dataset" test-domain="https://myseconddomain.opendatasoft.com/" ></ods-dataset-context>Thanks for your ideas :)

Hello everybody,I have 2 maps in my dashboard (2 different years):  I would like to have a shared “location” between those two.For example, if I zoom on the left one, I want the right one to be zoomed also.Is it possible ?Thanks in advance

I have a date selector on a custom view: https://cityobservatory.birmingham.gov.uk/explore/dataset/percentage-universal-credit-claimants-in-employment-wmca-wards-2025/insight/ The date selector is based on the date field which is set to type of month. However its only showing years. How can I have this show months? <div ods-facet-results="date" ods-facet-results-facet-name="date"ods-facet-results-context="ctxfiltered" ods-facet-results-sort="-alphanum"> <ods-selectselected-values="ctxfiltered.parameters['refine.date']"multiple="false"options="date"label-modifier="name"value-modifier="name"placeholder="Date"></ods-select></div> 

I have a little code block on a custom view/code page which links to the dataset. See below:<div class="advanced-kpi--bottom"> <div class="advanced-kpi--bottom-second-stage"> <a class="source" href="/explore/dataset/{{ ctx.dataset.datasetid }}/table/" target="_blank" rel="noopener norefer"> View Source <i class="fa fa-long-arrow-right" aria-hidden="true"></i> </a> </div></div> I would like the href to be dynamic to either use the refine in the dataset context parameters or based on some on page filters. See this page for the filters in question: https://cityobservatory.birmingham.gov.uk/explore/dataset/percentage-households-in-fuel-poverty-wmca-wards/insight/Is this possible? The URL sync is on if that helps. Or do I need to hard code the refine.arealabel into the URL path?

Bonjour, Je cherche à conserver les retours à la ligne de mon fichier d’origine (caractère LF), j’ai essayé avec le processeur “remplacer le texte” mais ça n’a aucun effet.Auriez-vous des pistes ? Merci Auto-translation 🪄Hello, I am looking to keep the newlines of my original file (LF character), I tried with the “replace the text” processor but it has no effect. Do you have any ideas? THANKS

As I’m trying to create a page with the code editor, I’m facing an issue with the refinement of datasets.To automate a line chart for different contexts, so that I can select one dataset of a list of many datasets and use the same ods-chart tag, I want to refine all the contexts before referencing on them in the chart widget. But the important aspect of my question is this: For this refinement, it would be more convenient for me to define the values that should be excluded, instead of the ones that should be included.Is there a possibility to do so?Thank you all in advance! :)

I want to display the evolution of population in all districts of Würzburg with a line chart. For that I use this dataset.In order to compare the districts, I created a series-breakdown on “Stadtbezirk” facet. But since there are 13 districts, this looks a little bit confusing. At the moment, one could unselect several districts by hand by clicking on them in the legend. In this case, it would be more convenient, if there are all but a one ore two districts unselected by default.Is there any possibility to implement this in the HTML or CSS-Code?At the moment, the code for the chart looks like this:<ods-dataset-context context="stadtbezirkehauptwohnsitzaltersgruppen" stadtbezirkehauptwohnsitzaltersgruppen-dataset="stadtbezirke_hauptwohnsitz_altersgruppen"> <ods-chart scientific-display="false" align-month="true"> <ods-chart-query context="stadtbezirkehauptwohnsitzaltersgruppen" field-x="jahr" maxpoints="0" timescale="year" series-breakdown="stadtbezirk">