Once a feed has been created, named and shared within your organisation, it is ready to use.
First, add any subsections required. Then create a submission to upload or request data.
Subsections enable different types of data to be captured by the same submission, e.g. Premium and Claims.
Subsections apply to all new submissions within a feed. If a subsection is added or removed, the changes will only be present in newly created submissions.
Feed owners can view and edit the current subsections for a Feed in its sidepanel. Subsections are ordered in the order they are created.
To add a subsection, click the ‘+’ button in the subsection part of the sidepanel.
To remove a subsection, click the ‘...’ button that appears when hovering over a subsection and select ‘Remove subsection’ from the context menu.
To rename a subsection, click the subsection name and edit it. The changes will be applied to all subsections in a feed, including those with data already submitted to them.
To create a new submission within a feed:
When a submission is archived, its data will no longer be available to pipelines.
To archive a submission, click the three-dots on the top right of the submission panel, then select ‘Archive’ from the context menu.
When viewing data in an archived submission, the ‘Archived submission’ notification is displayed.
To show archived submissions, click the ‘Show archived’ button in the submissions menu bar.
To restore an archived submission, click the three-dots on the top right of the submission panel, then select ‘Restore’ from the context menu.
Coming soon: automatically create new submissions and send data requests on a schedule.
Feed owners and managers can request that data is added to a submission by another Quantemplate user in their organisation.
To add or request data for a submission:
The data request email includes:
Coming soon: request data from users in partner organisations. Partner organisation users can upload data directly in their own secure Quantemplate environment. No additional licences required.