Would you consider allowing the retrieval of files from the nodes with the file management so that end-users can retrieve logs with having ssh access. ... View more

As of L2023.3, in Sisense’s Helm Charts , “Tolerations” are supported by the micro-services. It prevents end-users from configuring “Taints” on the node that they want to dedicate to Sisense. Since no “Taints” are configured, so all nodes can become eligible to host Sisenses’s pods. They experienced that scenario when pods from some other application services were scheduled on a Sisense node. Would you please consider allowing the pods to be protected not only with  “Toleration” but also with “Taints”. The justification for this is that, even though it is mentioned in prerequisites documents that Sisense should be installed on dedicated servers, there is a non-negligible factor from the customers perspective that is the overhead administrative costs, especially for customers who must already manage numerous clusters for several applications, multiple environments, and redundancy.   ... View more

There are cases where the Sisense queries have to read from views. Would you consider allowing to issue queries like “ALTER database.materializedView REBUILD”  instead of only allowing select commands, in this case this would allow to refresh data that would be selected by the jdbc connector. ... View more

Some end-users have strict environmental and security constraints for their operations.  Please consider including M.I.T. Kerberos binaries and environment variable so that JDBC connectors could leverage Kerberos without having to access Kubernetes hosts machines. ... View more

Some end-users have several environments where they must provision Sisense and they strive to standardize and automate the processes as much as possible for efficiency. It would be great to be able to extend standardization and potential automation of configuration to the Helm Chart level: Please include some ways to enable feature or disable feature with the helm chart so that if we want to enable file management everywhere we could provide a value to all our helm charts so we can have uniform configuration. ... View more

we have "label" field that have multiple values per entity and would like to be able to use the same field for both column and row in the pivot table. We will use different filter on column vs row so different values will be shown ... View more

Hello, Currently, we can only sort reports based on column "Report name". It would be good to sort reports based on "last run" column too. It would also be good to have sizeable column headers for better readability. Thank you ! Franck ... View more

To recreate: Go into any dashboard Click PDF at the top The pop-up screen looks like this The circled Paper Size A4 is the issue. ... View more

It would be nice to allow a Widget to be viewed in full-screen when embed=true. If it could just fill to the size of the iframe that would be better than what it currently. ... View more

Please add the ability to control widget zoom level via the Highcharts Navigator legend with the mouse wheel on Bar Chart type widgets via an option that can be enabled optionally. This would be similar to how map zoom can be controlled via the mouse wheel. ... View more

Currently a user can only have access to one tenant at a time. In my organisation we are only able to log into Sisense with an AD account, so users can only have one login each. All of our reporting and elasticubes are currently on the one original System tenant. I need to set up a second tenant to hold some highly confidential elasticubes and then be able to grant access to this tenant to a select few users, but with them still retaining access to the original system tenant. The current setup means these users would lose access to all of their other dashboards on the original tenant. ... View more

We have a use case where we need a Viewer role to have the ability to import and share dashboards. The problem is that those elements are set to canBeOverridden: false. Please change share and import to canBeOverridden: true for the roles API. ... View more

We propose adding a valuable feature to our dashboard UI: the ability to export a comprehensive list of all data models, including both Elasticubes and live models. This enhancement is essential for efficiently monitoring model changes before and after Sisense upgrades. Presently, this process involves manual actions like taking screenshots or exporting a text file using 'si' commands, but it lacks the capability to export live models and essential metadata such as data model type, owner, last modification date, last publication date, activity, and size. By introducing export functionality in formats like CSV, users will be equipped to easily track and compare models, quickly identifying any discrepancies or replacements. This improvement will significantly streamline model management and ensure seamless transitions during upgrades. ... View more

Some of our customers are being forced to upgrade Mongo, and we need to upgrade our drivers in order to match. On 2023.7 we are using driver version 1.3.11 which is not compatible with MongoDB 4.2+ and our customers mentioned they are being forced to go to MongoDB version 5 or 6. ... View more

Currently the box and whisker plot is not supported when using a live model. When the widget is created, it has an error and won't show any data. We would really like that to be supported on the live model. Article showing that its not supported: https://docs.sisense.com/win/SisenseWin/live-connect.htm ... View more

Hi, We are having several issues when dealing with Elasticube Builds. We can now schedule the build (both UI and REST API), but we have no tool to monitor and control this key functionality. What's the history of the builds for a cube? When can we see the whole picture of the time each build for each cube happens to optimize resources and find concurrent builds in time? Now we can just see the last build log, as an isolated entity. We cannot monitor all the builds as a whole, to see the whole picture of all the builds (when it happened, how many time it got, etc.). As administrators, we have no way to control now this. Even we cannot check the history of builds for a cube. It's a critical feature for administrators.  Best ... View more

There are three features for BigQuery connections that would make your Edit Chart interface great. Show descriptions on the tables and fields: BigQuery supports adding a description to the fields and tables themselves. This information is often useful, and I find myself going to check the documentation on BigQuery consola in Google Cloud itself. We make use of this feature. Other databases also allow defining comments on tables and/or fields. It would be great to show them on the intervace via a tooltip when you put your mice over the field (right now is showing the type only) Display amount of data to be processed: one of the characteristics of BigQuery is that you pay by the amount of bytes you process. Building queries that are "efficient" is tricky task. Having a visual clue on the cost of the query allows me to understand better, before adding something in a dashboard or even running the query, how much data is going to consume. Also, if you tie that to the fact that I usually want to run the query using filters, and that there is no way for me to change filters in the editor, it makes my life miserable, because I need to copy the query, go to Google console, replace the generic filters [name=value] by real SQL filters, make a sense of the cost in SQL, etc... miserable experience. Show partitioned tables differently: For example, on Google Cloud BigQuery editor, partitioned tables are shown with a different icon than normal tables. Knowing if a table is partitioned, and knowing also which fields are the ones partitioned, would help to build efficient queries without leaving Sisense. Right now I find myself jumping in and out sisense. This takes time, and you are already showing all fields and tables in there, it would be great to just use a different icon for partitioned tables. That would be already helpful. Displaying the amount of data processed, to keep costs slim, would likely be the top thing (and Google does have API / command line in order to get the amount of bytes to be processed by a query). ... View more