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# tenant attributes

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Node finds Tenant of the Message Originator entity and adds Tenant Attributes or Latest Telemetry value into Message Metadata.

Administrator can configure the mapping between original attribute name and Metadata attribute name.

There is **Latest Telemetry** checkbox in the Node configuration. If this checkbox selected, Node will fetch Latest telemetry for configured keys. Otherwise, Node will fetch server scope attributes.

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Outbound Message Metadata will contain configured attributes if they exist. To access fetched attributes in other nodes you can use this template ‘`metadata.tempo`’

Following Message Originator types are allowed: **Tenant**, **Customer**, **User**, **Asset**, **Device**, **Alarm**, **Rule Chain**.

If unsupported Originator type found, an error is thrown.

**Failure** chain is used if Originator does not have assigned Tenant Entity, otherwise - **Success** chain.


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