Input types
Policies can include various input types to collect evidence from practitioners:- Text inputs collect short, freeform responses
- Text areas capture longer, multi-line responses
- Radio buttons present single-select options
- Checkboxes allow multiple selections
- Dropdowns provide single-select lists
- Multi-select dropdowns allow multiple selections from a list
- Date inputs capture dates in a specified format
- Numeric inputs collect numbers within defined ranges
- File uploads attach supporting documents as evidence
Add evidence to a bundle
You can add files, artifacts, or job outputs to an existing governed bundle. From a File System project:- Click the code link in the right navigation.
- Select Add to an existing Bundle.
- Click the artifact link in the right navigation and select the artifact.
- Select Add to an existing Bundle and choose a bundle from the menu.
- Navigate to the job and go to the Output tab.
- Select the output, then select Add to an existing Bundle and choose a bundle from the menu.
Add a model to a bundle
To add a model to an existing governed bundle:- Open the project that contains the model and select it from the list.
- On the Model Details tab, select Add to Bundles > Add to an existing Bundle.
- Choose a bundle from the menu and click Add.
Add a dataset to a bundle
To add a dataset to a governed bundle, you need to create a snapshot of the dataset first.- Navigate to Data > Datasets, and select the dataset.
- Choose the snapshot of interest from the Files drop-down list.
- Click the breadcrumbs next to the dataset, and select Add to Bundle.
- Choose an existing bundle from the drop-down list, or create a new bundle instead, and click Add.
Evidence notebooks
Evidence Notebooks autosave in real time as you make edits. Visibility rules and compliance checks trigger immediately when you update content.Next steps
- Automated checks: run metrics and scripted validations
- Monitoring checks: connect to Domino Model Monitoring
- Policy components: review YAML configuration details for policies