JupiterOne allows users to enrich or add properties to a resource. JupiterOne also allows you to modify the existing properties of a resource.
Add enriched and modified properties
Enrich a resource's properties in the UI
Let's take the example of our needing to classify all of our organization's resources for compliance reasons. To start, let's run a query to determine which of our resources do not already have a classification property defined.
Find * with classification=undefined or classification=''
You can now enrich the classification property in the UI for each of the resources returned by following these steps:
- Select the entity from the list of results
- Click on the three vertical dots to access settings
- Click on Edit
- Enter a value under Classification
- Click Save


Keep in mind that when you enrich/modify a property in JupiterOne, these changes are only reflected in JupiterOne, and not to the properties of a entity at the source. It is recommended to make changes at the data source when possible.
Modify a resource's properties in the UI
Let's take a different example of needing to modify the display name of a resource because the name displayed in the JupiterOne graph view does not provide helpful context.
- Select the entity from the list of results
- Click on the three vertical dots to access settings
From here, there are two ways to modify a resource's properties:
- Toggle properties that have a true or false value

- Click on Edit -> Select Custom Properties -> Edit the value next to @displayName-value -> Click Save

Reset the value of enriched or modified properties
When you are viewing the properties of an entity, edited properties will have either an Enriched
banner or a Modified
banner next to them. If the original value of the property was undefined or null, the property will be flagged as Enriched
. Otherwise, the property is flagged as Modified
.
If the property had an original value from a JupiterOne managed integration, when you hover over the chip, you will see the original value in a tooltip.

In both instances, you can reset the property to the original value by clicking on the horizontal dots, and selecting Reset Value. This will remove the modified banner.
