Palantir Technologies Inc.

David Meiklejohn

Matthew Fedderly

Kevin Ng

Yichen Xing

Rhys Brett-Bowen

Joseph Henke

Paul Thoren

Benjamin Gazzard

Jeppe Hallgren

Vitaly Pavlenko

A system with an interactive user interface for a plurality of users to author an electronic document simultaneously is described. The system displays visual feedback on the interface to prevent the users from interfering with one another. The system displays data from a remote database linked into the document based on unique identifiers. The data is displayed as an 'artifact.' The system monitors and tracks each user's access category level, as well as the access category level of each piece of data pulled from the remote database. The system compares a user's category level to the data from the database to make visible only the portions of the document the user has the appropriate access category level to view and/or modify. The portions of the document that have a higher category level than the user will be hidden from the user either in part or completely. Also, there may be an indicator to the user of such redacted or hidden content from the user's viewer.

Multi-user access controls in electronic simultaneously editable document editor

Systems and methods are disclosed for visual definitions of data associations. In accordance with one implementation, a method is provided for visual definitions of data associations. The method includes obtaining and displaying a first sample document, receiving a first input indicating selection of one or more objects within the first sample document, and determining a first set of one or more characteristics shared by the selected objects. The method also includes identifying, within one or more target documents, one or more target objects characterized by the first set of one or more characteristics, and storing object data associated with the target objects.

Systems and methods for visual definition of data associations

Systems and methods are provided for facilitating the transformation of data from a tabular data set organized according to a data schema to an object based data set organized according to a data ontology. The provided systems and methods offer a graphical user interface for mapping the tabular based data to the object based data set according to the data ontology. The tabular based data may be transformed according to the mapping.

Systems and methods for facilitating data transformation

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David Meiklejohn