Sisense Intelligence token estimation
Hi. We are considering activating Sisense intelligence to use a LLM for our data models and dashboards. We want to estimate how much this would our organization from the LLM provider side. It depends on the tokens that are input into the model. In the Sisense documentation it mentions that depends on the number of tables and column of the model, but I guess also on the pre-instructions text that is sent along the user's input. Is there a way of knowing how many tokens are added, or how much would cost to create a medium size dashboard given the OpenAI pricing? Thanks, Javi.
Sharing the datacube with multi tenants
Hi Team, I am currently implementing multi-tenancy in Sisense and sharing a single Elasticube across multiple tenants while enforcing Row-Level Security (RLS). The goal is to ensure that each tenant only accesses their respective data while using the same cube. I successfully shared the Elasticube with Tenant1, but when trying to access it, I get the following error: Error Loading Model Unexpected error value: { isOperational: false, message: "Request failed with status code 500", code: undefined, statusCode: 500, method: {some html tags and ids} Contact your system administrator for more information. The error persists even after confirming that: The Elasticube is correctly shared with Tenant1. Tenant1’s users, designers, and admin have access permissions. Multi-Tenancy is enabled in Sisense. Has anyone faced a similar issue when sharing an Elasticube across tenants? Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance for your help.
[Custom SMTP Email Server] - Google SMTP - 534-5.7.9 Application-specific password required
[Custom SMTP Email Server] - Google SMTP - 534-5.7.9 Application-specific password required When using GoogleSMTP with Sisense, you might encounter an issue where emails stop being received, and the logs display the following error message: 534-5.7.9 Application-specific password required. This occurs because, if you have enabled 2-factor authentication on your Google account, you cannot use your regular password for programmatic access to Gmail. Instead, you need to generate an app-specific password to use in place of your actual password. An app password is a 16-digit code that allows a less secure app or device to access your Google Account. These passwords are only applicable to accounts with 2-Step Verification enabled. Steps: Log in to your Google account. Navigate to My Account > Sign-in & Security > App Passwords (you may need to sign in again to confirm your identity). Scroll down to the "Select App" section (within the Password & sign-in method box) and choose "Other (custom name)". Name the app password, for example, "nodemailer". Click "Generate". Copy the generated password and paste it into your Node.js script in place of your actual Gmail password. Related content: For more detailed information about Gmail SMTP errors and codes please check out this article: https://support.google.com/a/answer/3726730?hl=en Setting Up Custom Email ServersOutlook365 Error - 535 5.7.139
If you're using Outlook365 as your SMTP server in 2024, you might encounter errors like "535 5.7.139 Authentication unsuccessful." Microsoft has disabled Basic Authentication and SMTP AUTH for security reasons. Sisense currently doesn't support Modern Authentication (OAuth), so reverting to Legacy Authentication is necessary for continued use. Learn more about these changes and how to adapt.
free trial
Hi I discovered that sisense now stops providing free trial version so may I ask the reason why stop providing free trial and if it is possible that I can use free trial again in the future since I really want to try this product in a more detailed way and watching a demo still restricts a lot Thank you!
