An overview of our Auto curation tool

  • Published on Mar 6, 2025
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The Auto Curation tool in Thrive automates the sourcing and organization of , allowing administrators to configure tasks that pull in relevant materials from selected providers and channels. Content can be tagged, filtered, and shared with specific users or groups, making content management more efficient and up to date.

Auto Curating Content

  1. In your Thrive instance, go to Dashboard > Configure > Auto Curation.

    The Auto Curation screen appears, displaying any active auto curation tasks.

  2. Click Create New Task.
    The Create a new Auto Curation task screen appears, displaying available providers.

  3. Select the provider.

  4. From the dropdown menu, select a channel to import from, then click CONTINUE.
    The screen displays all content relevant to the selected channel.

  5. Select a date from the filter to import only recent content. We recommend setting the filter to the past two weeks.

  6. Click CONTINUE.

  7. Add tags as needed and, if applicable, search for individual users or groups to share the content with.

  8. Click CONTINUE.
    The Confirm & Create screen appears.

  9. Review the details shown, then click CREATE AUTO CURATION TASK.

The auto curation task is now created.

Click VIEW JOBS to return to the Auto Curation screen, where the new task will be displayed.

Viewing Auto-Curated Content

  1. On the Auto Curation screen, click VIEW LOG for the task you want to review.
    A list of content pulled through as part of the task is displayed.

  2. To view a specific piece of content, click VIEW CONTENT.

You will be taken to the content page, where you can click the tick to endorse it. A summary is auto-generated, and any attached tags are applied.

  1. Click DEACTIVATE next to the task you want to deactivate.
    A confirmation dialog appears stating that any content already pulled through will remain on your Thrive instance, but no new content will be added.

  2. Click CONFIRM.

The task is deactivated. You can toggle between active and inactive tasks using the ACTIVE and INACTIVE buttons on the Auto Curation screen.

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