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Build a Data Model to Describe Business Concepts and Relationships

Create foundational data model elements (classes, enumerations, profiles,...)​

Data modeling is thinking about your data and its relationships to other data, and writing it down in a formal way. If data producers and data consumers share a common model, or understanding of the core concepts of the business and how data flows through the business, they can ensure transparency and alignment of what the data means, and how it is meant to be used.

Data models also improve data quality by re-using agreed-upon concepts across teams and organizations, reducing data duplication, building controls and validations directly into the data flows and ensuring that business users are part of and in agreement with the data flow.

Create a data model to describe business concepts and how they relate to each other in a data model.

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Visualize your data model in a diagram​

Diagrams allow you to create a data model drag & drop style.

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Create a project where your data model is stored​

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Manage your data model​

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Review available unit tests to understand PURE grammar functionality​

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Legend standard library (Functions)​

See the Function Reference for every function in the standard library, with per-store compatibility.

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Test classes & mappings​

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Troubleshoot issues in data model (Text mode)​

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