Using Clean Room Templates
Clean room templates allow you to prepopulate multiple clean rooms with the same parameters, permissions, questions, flows, owner datasets, and other configurations and provision them to multiple partners. This can help you avoid manually configuring multiple clean rooms with similar configurations.
Possible use cases for templates include the following:
Create a proof-of-concept clean room for partner evaluation of data products
Perform overlap tests at scale for prospective partners
Productize a trial offering
You can create a template from scratch or from an existing clean room.
Once you create a template, you can use that template in a number of ways:
Generate a new clean room in the current organization
Add the template’s items (questions, flows, and Intelligence reports) to existing clean rooms in the current organization
Clean rooms generated from templates operate as independent clean rooms that can be customized or configured as desired.
When you create a clean room from a template, you can choose whether edits to a template’s questions get pushed to the clean rooms generated from that template or whether the clean rooms’ questions remain unchanged when the template’s questions are edited.
Clean rooms created from templates inherently do not include partners or partner datasets because they are intended to be reusable across multiple collaborations. Once a clean room is generated from a template, it behaves like any other clean room. For a comprehensive guide on how to implement a new partnership within a clean room, see "Clean Room Owner Implementation Guide".
Once you’ve created a template, you can edit it. If you're no longer using a template, you can delete it.
Note
For answers to frequently asked questions, see "Clean Room Template FAQs".