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Batch labeling

Label many items in one actionSelect catalog items, pick a sensitivity label, and apply it across all of them. The Loom-native Cosmos label is always written; Microsoft Purview asset classification and Power BI MIP propagation are opt-in when configured. The results grid shows the real per-item outcome of every backend write.Learn more
About batch labeling
Select multiple catalog items, pick a sensitivity label, and apply it in one action. The Cosmos label-assignment is always written immediately to each item. When a Microsoft Purview account is configured, the label is also stamped as an asset classification on the matching catalog asset. When you pick a Microsoft Information Protection (MIP) label and LOOM_POWERBI_ADMIN_LABELS=true, items with a linked Power BI artifact can additionally be labeled via the Power BI Admin InformationProtection.setLabels API (requires the Console UAMI to be a Fabric Administrator). The results grid below shows the real per-item outcome of every write.