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Use a published enrichment whose input kinds and output schema match your dataset. You need binding authority, sufficient clearance and an authorised execution principal.

Select and bind a version

  1. Open the dataset’s Analysis page.
  2. Select the enrichment definition and inspect its published version, expected inputs and evaluation evidence.
  3. Create a dataset binding. Confirm the principal and displayed billing team.
  4. Inspect context selection: the definition default, none, thread or neighbours, where supported.
  5. Choose whether to run manually or enable automatic processing.
V2 uses dataset bindings. A workspace-and-dataset binding is refused. A dataset binding and its eligible results travel with that dataset to every workspace that reaches it. Binding an LLM definition and enabling automatic processing are separate actions. A deterministic Format, Enrich or Aggregate bundle binding starts production work immediately. Use evaluated inputs and the intended dataset before binding one.

Preview and run a bounded pass

For a controlled manual pass, preview the pending count before admission. Set a supported input limit or confirm the maximum pending count. If the pending count exceeds your confirmation, no work is admitted. The count includes older pending work. A bounded pass processes at most its permitted inputs; a later pass handles the remainder. A manual pass can run with automatic processing off. It leaves that setting off. A paused binding runs no pass, so unpause it deliberately when ready.

Inspect results and omissions

Open representative results beside their exact source fragments. Check the schema, effective inputs, definition version and selected context. Review pending, completed, failed and skipped inputs. A completed world-model extraction can still have claims dropped during evidence validation. Inspect those refusals before treating it as graph coverage. An unchanged completed input reuses its result without another model call. A changed source, relevant neighbour/thread context or processing version can require new work.

Upgrade, retry or pause

There is no action that clears all enrichment results or resets a binding’s history. An expired result stays recorded as completed; unchanged work needs a forced rerun to recreate it. Processing never lowers the dataset security level. Follow privileged authority rules for authorised level changes. For authoring and evaluation, use Develop and evaluate an enrichment.