Understanding Unified Fields
Unified Fields enable the consolidation of multiple metadata fields across sources into a single unified entry on Enterpret. You can now easily unify critical dimensions such as ratings or customer-specific information, enabling more effective cross-source analysis.
For instance, "Playstore Score" and "Appstore Rating" can be merged into one "App Rating" field. "Conversation ID" from Intercom and "Ticket ID" from Zendesk can be unified into a single "Ticket ID" field.
This unification makes it easier to query and analyse feedback across different data sources, and enables more complete summaries and quantifications across your product.
π‘ Only Admins can manage and create Unified Fields.
How to create Unified Fields
Click your profile icon at the bottom left of the dashboard.
Select Integrations from the menu.
βClick Manage Unified Fields.
βClick + CREATE NEW UNIFIED FIELD.
βEnter a name for the unified field, select the source fields you want to merge, and click Create.
You can mark individual source fields as invisible from the platform to declutter your metadata view without deleting the underlying data.
How to edit Unified Fields
Once a Unified Field is created, it is available in three places across Enterpret:
Search bar filters β use your unified field to filter feedback directly from the search bar.
βQuantify Show me and filters β apply unified fields in the Show me selector and filter panel when building Quantify analyses.
βMetadata Management on the Integrations page β view and configure unified field visibility across your integrations.
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To edit a Unified Field, hover over it in any of the above locations and click the edit icon that appears.
π‘ Performance note: Unified Fields use materialization to pre-compute field values at ingestion time (January 2026 improvement). This makes queries that use unified fields significantly faster across Quantify, Search, and Dashboards. No configuration is required β the improvement applies automatically to all existing and new Unified Fields.







