sam_detzler
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Re: Per-User default filters cleared by dashboard refresh
Hi No, I'm not interested in increasing my sisense bill to deliver this functionality. My understanding from our account managers was that we're moving away from this wild West plugins model, so my hope is that we will see this frequently demanded feature made official.28Views0likes1CommentPer-User default filters cleared by dashboard refresh
Currently if a dashboard is refreshed, every user's default filters are wiped. This causes a lot of disruption to our users in production. Default filters should: 1. Be user specific 2. Persist across dashboard refreshes. Value: 1. Improves Sisense's ability to have 1 central dashboard to serve diverse users 2. Removes the need for a dashboard designer to set data model permissions to achieve the same thingPulse alerts management
Managing pulse alerts is a nightmare, and is in dire need of improvement: 1 It's impossible to identify who added you to an alert, and there's no way to unsubscribe, so you can't manage them from the recipient side. 2. Tenant or system admins can't see all pulse alerts configured, so they have no way to identify troublesome alerts. 3. The current supported APIs don't allow identification of other's alerts. The alerts API only returns the user's alerts, and the "recent" alerts API doesn't return the ID of the alerts so you can't just delete the troublesome ones. There needs to be some attention spent on alerts, as they are currently a nuisance and not useful.524Views11likes1CommentSporadic values for dates, want to see last score until next score is submitted
Hi all I have a dataset containing numeric values for audit scores, a date field, and an auditee field. I can create a line chart with the score over time, however the data is "gappy" because the frequency of these audits is inconsistent. This presents a challenge, my customer would like to be able to see an average score for a filtered subset of the data (e.g. a group of organisations) at a specific date, but if I filter to the date (e.g. a one month period), it only shows me the audits from that month. That average doesn't include any audit scores for organisations outside the month. So for example, if a score of "4" was bad, and if an audit had a score of 4 in June 2022 and I filtered to July 2022, then the score is not included in the average calculation for July 2022 even though the score of 4 is still valid for that organisation as it hasn't been updated. Currently I'm thinking we could create a date table with a daily date field, which checks if the score has been updated and if not, record the last score. However this table will likely be several million rows long, and feels like overkill. Any ideas?1.8KViews0likes1Comment