Adding a Geo-Object Type
Navigate to the Geo-Objects and Hierarchies page from the sidebar and make sure Geo-Object Types is selected at the top of the list.

Click Add Geo-Object Type under your organization.

Fill out the form:
FieldDescriptionRequiredCode
The unique human-readable identifier. It tells Geo-Object Types apart if two have the same label. It can't be changed later.
Required
Label (Default Locale)
The display label for the Geo-Object Type. It's used when the default locale is selected in the language toggle, or when another language is selected but has no label.
Required
Label (other installed locales)
A display label for each other locale installed in the system.
Description (Abstract)
A description of the Geo-Object Type, with one field per installed locale.
Group Membership
Shows whether this is a group. It can't be changed here. To create a group, click Add Group instead. See Geo-Object Type Groups.
Visibility
Select Private to make the Geo-Object Type visible only to people in its organization. Public types can be viewed (read only) by all organizations.
Geometry Type
The geometry that all Geo-Objects of this type must have: Point, Line, Polygon or Mixed Geometries. It can't be changed later.
Required
Enable geometry editing
Whether Geo-Object geometries can be edited with Geoprism Registry's web-based editing tools. Selected by default.
Organization
The organization that manages the Geo-Object Type. It's filled in with the organization you clicked Add Geo-Object Type under, and can't be changed.
Concept Set
Optional. The Concept Set used to classify Geo-Objects of this type. Selecting one adds a classification attribute to the type. When you import Geo-Object data, you map a column in your file to this attribute, and its values must be Concepts in the Concept Set. IMPORTANT: The Concept Set can't be added, changed or removed after the Geo-Object Type is created.
Start Date / End Date
The period of validity for the Concept Set on this type. Only shown when you choose a Concept Set.
Required with a Concept Set
Root Term
For a taxonomy Concept Set, the Concept whose branch of the taxonomy provides the allowed values.

Click Ok. The new Geo-Object Type opens, and you can add its attributes.
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