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  1. Collections

Overview

Configuring collection in Umbraco UI Builder to manage entity groups and define their UI integration.

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A collection in Umbraco UI Builder represents a group of entities for a specific data model. It serves as the primary configuration object for defining how the collection integrates into the UI.

You can configure its list view appearance and editing options.

Get started by reviewing the basics of collection configuration.

The Basics
A collection list view