Hey everyone! I'm working to set up tenant-based column aliases, but I'm having trouble scoping aliases to individual Groups. I've tried setting these through both CSV and TML updates with no success. When I download the Translations, I only see a subset of the fields I included in the original update. Can I also get clarification on this statement from the [documentation](https://docs.thoughtspot.com/cloud/26.4.0.cl/column-aliases-tenant)? "Note that for published Models, the alias must be defined in the primary Org." The models I'm working with do not exist in the primary Org and I want to know if this is required for this feature.

Good questions — and what you’re seeing is consistent with how this feature is currently scoped. - Tenant-based column aliases are scoped at the Org/tenant level, not by Group. I could not find official documentation support for group-level scoping of tenant column aliases via CSV or TML. - If your update included fields that are not valid/eligible in that context, it can result in a partial set appearing on download (only recognized/accepted alias entries show up). On the doc statement: > “For published Models, the alias must be defined in the primary Org.” Based on the documented behavior, this means: - If a Model is published (shared as published content), alias resolution expects the alias definition to exist in the primary Org. - So yes, for that published-model path, primary Org definition is required. - If your models only exist outside primary Org, that likely explains why your alias behavior is inconsistent with expectations for published content. Also, a TML-related gotcha: in ThoughtSpot modeling, column identifiers in connected objects depend on the `name`/identifier chain, so edits can behave unexpectedly if upstream/downstream identifiers don’t align exactly across related TML objects. If you want, I can help you validate a concrete migration path (primary-Org alias definition + tenant/org distribution model) and a checklist to confirm why specific fields are dropped from your translation export.