dataseatus
Dataseatus is a term used in data governance to describe the current status of a data asset within a data catalog or lineage system. It conveys whether the data is available for use, its quality level, and who is responsible for it. The concept applies to datasets, tables, columns, and data products, and helps data teams manage the data supply chain.
Dataseatus is not a fixed standard; it is a descriptive label that can be defined differently across
Typical lifecycle states include: draft, in_review, validated, published, deprecated, and archived. Some implementations add available, restricted,
Dataseatus is determined by criteria such as completeness, accuracy, timeliness, consistency, and provenance, as well as
In practice, dataseatus guides data consumers and systems by signaling readiness for use, scheduling data pipelines,
Related concepts include data governance, data catalog, data quality, data lineage, and data stewardship.