Collaboration with an AWS Clean Rooms Provider

Requirements and Restrictions

• When the provider of a clean room collaboration is using AWS Clean Rooms, they can only support custom collaboration templates in their clean room package.
• You can't allowlist a provider if they're using AWS Clean Rooms. The AWS collaboration flow always starts with a clean room package. When you allowlist, you can collaborate without a clean room package, but this option is only applicable with a Data 360 partner.

AWS Collaboration Process Overview

Here's the sequence of steps in a clean room collaboration with an AWS provider.

• Provider configures clean room package in Data Cloud Setup.
  • Creates a clean room package in a Developer Edition packaging org. The package contains a custom collaboration template that specifies the terms of the collaboration. See Create a Clean Room Package.
  • Publishes the package on AppExchange. This step is the provider's last action in Data 360. After the provider publishes the package, they wait for a consumer to send them a collaboration invitation. See Publish a Clean Room Package to AppExchange.
• Provider and consumer collaborate in a clean room.
  • Consumer tasks in Data 360: Deploys the package from AppExchange, creates a clean room collaboration for the use case, and sends an invitation to the provider. See Create a Clean Room Collaboration and Invite a Provider.
  • Provider tasks in the AWS Clean Rooms Console: Receives and accepts the invitation. For the steps the provider performs, see Setting up AWS Clean Rooms.
  • Consumer tasks in Data 360: Runs queries against the shared dataset, according to the permissions defined in the collaboration template.