Schemas

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Overview

The Schemas view in the Docs explorer documents the structure of your data model — like a schema/ER reference for your templates and profiles. For each one it lists the attributes it defines (grouped, with type and appearance) and the taxonomies it uses, and how it relates to other schemas. Use it to understand — or hand someone — how your content and contacts are shaped. For the mental model, see Core concepts.

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Where to find it

The Schemas view lives under Docs explorer → Schemas.

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Browsing

The left panel groups schemas by family, searchable — every template and every profile:

• Content Templates — by type: Stories, Products, Locations, Blocks, Taxonomies.
• Document Templates and Order Templates.
• Profiles — Organization, Contact, and User.

An Import structure seeds action sits above the tree.

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Schema detail

Selecting a schema shows its structure:

• Header — the schema’s type (e.g. Locations), name, and description.
• Attributes — every attribute it defines, grouped by its attribute group (e.g. Default). Each attribute shows its label, slug, and type — the data type plus appearance (e.g. text / short, text / long, text / phone) — and an Array flag when it holds multiple values.
• Taxonomies — the schema’s default taxonomies and its allowed taxonomies (see Taxonomies).
• Relationships — each relationship is drawn as an ER edge between two ends. Each end shows its name, alias, object type, and template, and the connector shows the cardinality (one-to-one, one-to-many, …).

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Import structure seeds

The Import structure seeds action loads template and profile structure from structural Seeds — a quick way to bring a data model into an environment.

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Governance & permissions

Only a super admin or Master can view schemas and import structure seeds. The view is read-only — structure is edited on each template or profile.

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