The compound page details the core structural properties and annotations (organism, sample location, geolocation, citations, and data sources with associated identifiers) organised in sections (see Figure ). External and internal links are provided when available to facilitate seamless browsing. For example, organism information on the compound details page offers internal links to retrieve all natural products associated with the organism on the platform as well as external links mapping the organism to corresponding ontology terms representing species taxonomies. Molecular 2D and 3D representations are rendered on the page for visual inspection of the molecule structure. Cahn-Ingold-Prelog (CIP) annotations are labelled (chiral centres are labelled R or S for defined stereochemistry and with a question mark (?) for unspecified stereochemistry) by default in the 2D representation to specify the stereo configuration of the chiral molecule uniquely. Information on computed molecular descriptors and chemical classification generated by ClassyFire is also provided when available. The compound details page also presents options for users to report structures they deem to be of synthetic and not natural origin or request changes to the existing data on the website (see below). Figure A compound card entry for caffeine as presented in COCONUT 2.0, showcasing its layout. The compound view includes the NPLikeness score, annotation level, molecular properties, 2D structure, and an interactive 3D molecular viewer. Additional details highlight species associations, geolocations, and literature references. Furthermore, the card provides links to collections that trace back to the original source datasets, ensuring data provenance, along with an audit trail documenting the entry's history.