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Our FI recently subscribed for a datahub pipelined dataset - conversations_events_v4c_fct_cdd Link. While exploring the data, we came across "TagAdded" event type where we can just see the tagId but cannot find the tag description anywhere in the dataset. Is there a way to get the tag descriptions given it's UUID? Below is a sample JSON object for "TagAdded" event type -

{
  "conversationId": {
    "id": <UUID>
  },
  "eventId": <UUID>,
  "institutionId": {
    "id": <UUID>
  },
  "tagId": {
    "id": <UUID>
  },
  "timestamp": <BIGINT>,
  "type": "TagAdded",
  "userData": {
    "ip": "",
    "name": "",
    "userId": ""
  },
  "userId": {
    "id": ""
  }
} 

Any help or further direction on this would be appreciated. Thank you in advance!

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These tag descriptions aren't currently available, but Jack Henry is actively working to get them added within DataHub. The new dataset will be named settings_tags_v3, or similar.

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Providing an actual source for this would benefit your answer - Furthermore, stating your affiliation with Jack Henry would as well
I can attest that Rachel Fredericksen and I both work at Jack Henry
I can see that on Rachel's profile but disclosing this inside the answer would make the answer more legit
Even stating affiliation doesn't help in this case: Stack Overflow isn't a customer support site, and this is the wrong place to disclose product roadmaps and future features.
Thank you, Rachel! Do we have a timeline for when this would be available?
Tentative target is end of this month.
Again, not the place to talk about anything related to product roadmaps, timelines, etc.
fyi customer support questions (and answers) are off-topic here. This really isn't the place to talk about future product/service changes.

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