Properties

Use the Properties sub-type to trace where a layer came from and how it was produced—so you can validate provenance, audit changes, and resolve support issues quickly.

When it appears: Contextual Details Panel → Properties tab → Properties (sub-property)

Availability: This sub-property appears for the following raster sub-types:

• Panchromatic
• Multispectral
• Hyperspectral
• SAR
• Thermal
• Heightmap

What you can do

• Verify acquisition provenance for vendor-supplied layers.
• Trace processing provenance for platform-processed layers (e.g., GRD) and jump to the originating workspace.
• Copy IDs for support/audit (item, order, vendor, workspace) and use them in search, API calls, or tickets.

Viewing information in the Properties sub-type

Vendor acquisition properties

Field	Description	Use
itemId	The vendor’s unique identifier for the purchased scene/item.	Confirm the exact asset; cross-check with the vendor portal or invoices.
orderId	The vendor order or transaction ID used to acquire the item.	Finance/audit trail; link to procurement records.
vendorId	Vendor name or code (e.g., “Umbra”).	Route questions to the right vendor/support channel (in case when you need technical support from the vendor)

Processing properties

Field	What it tells you	Typical use
workspaceIds	One or more workspace IDs where the processing (e.g., GRD) was executed.	Trace who owns the workspace, who ran the job, with what inputs, and reproduce or compare results.

Troubleshooting

• No properties shown

  • The layer may not expose vendor or processing metadata. Check Metadata and Relations tabs.

• workspaceIds present but not accessible

  • You may lack permissions for that workspace. Ask the workspace owner or an admin to grant access.

• Vendor IDs don’t match records

  • Confirm the correct environment (prod vs staging). Cross-check with finance/procurement.