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The relations between members are represented in the HIERARCHIES and provided with a context by the DIMENSIONS.
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Creating a domain
There are two types of domains:
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Boolean - either a True or False value;
Date - dates in an accepted date representation (e.g. 21.10.2021);
Integer - a whole/counting number (without a fractional component) that can be positive, negative, or zero;
Monetary - whole and fractional numbers that can be positive, negative, or zero;
Percentage - data represented as percentages ( % );
Text - any type of data represented in a text format;
Decimal - exact numeric data type defined by its precision (total number of digits) and scale (number of digits to the right of the decimal point) e.g. 12345.67890;
LEI - Legal Entity Identifier; a 20-character alpha-numeric code based on the ISO 17442 standard, which is unique to each legal entity;
ISIN - International Securities Identification Number; a 12-digit alpha-numeric code that uniquely identifies specific security;
Per-share - indicator, where the denominator is a “share” and nominator, is defined by a metric;
Shares - datatype for share-based on financial concepts;
Pure - type for dimensionless numbers such as percentage change, growth rates, and other ratios where the numerator and denominator have the same units;
Area - datatype for indicating surface area;
Text block - Text block elements are used to disclose narrative information;
Duration - data specified in days, hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds;
Custom - custom data type is chosen by the user that allows taxonomies to be loaded when the data type is not recognized by ATOME: Matter;
Boolean true - boolean data type but only with true values.
Metric
If you create a new empty model version, only one element - a Metric domain member - is created by default.
Creating a member
Members are enumerated elements of a domain. You can create members in explicit domains and Metrics. The difference is that for metric members you need to select the data type from the drop-down list. To create a member in the specific domain you must first click on this domain.
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Metric should be defined on at least one of the axes to make a table reportable. For more details please check section: Tables - creating an axis.
Creating a hierarchy
Hierarchies are sets of the relationship between domain or metric members.
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A Hierarchy Node can be also created by drag-and-drop an existing member into the hierarchy or a Parent Hierarchy Node.
Creating a dimension
Dimensions provide context of domain members or typed domain application. To create a dimension in a specific domain you must first click on this domain. You can assign multiple dimensions to each domain while a dimension can only be assigned to one domain:
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