classification-design

To create a BPA classification catalog, establish naming conventions and populate entries with determinants validated against ISO standards. This process requires calling BPA classification APIs to create, populate, and verify catalogs for consistent data governance across workflows.

Maintaining lookup tables for consistent data governance involves designing classification catalogs with standardized entries and applying validation rules. Exporting and importing these catalogs across multiple deployments ensures consistency and reuse throughout eRegistrations workflows.

Yes, managing classification catalogs requires an authenticated BPA MCP server, a registered instance, and the ability to call BPA classification APIs. These prerequisites allow you to create, populate, and verify catalogs effectively.

Yes, you can export and import BPA classification catalogs for reuse across multiple deployments. This functionality supports consistent governance by allowing standardized lookup tables, country codes, and document-type lists to be shared across various eRegistrations services.

Adding determinants to a BPA classification catalog requires following established naming conventions and validating entries against standards like ISO country codes. This ensures classification data remains consistent and governed properly across all connected workflows.

You should avoid using a single classification catalog when document-type lists require different validation standards or governance rules. Designing separate, purpose-specific catalogs with strict naming conventions prevents data misalignment across multiple deployments.