Product Update | Asset Auditor incorporates user access, permissions, and asset sharing
A more user-centric Asset Auditor In this release, we’re excited to introduce a user-focused expansion of the Asset Auditor, including two new dashboards, Users and Users Validation, along with enriched underlying data. You can now easily understand: Who has access and permissions to which data assets How assets are shared across your organization Whether access could be impacting engagement Revealing how their access and permissions connect to your data assets With this release, you get a clearer, more actionable picture of how people and assets interact to empower better oversight. We’ve also made major improvements across the existing dashboards to integrate this new data, elevate insights, and provide more actionable recommendations. Assets can’t deliver value unless users can access and engage with them In Sisense, dashboards and data models are governed by separate access controls. And they don’t operate in silos. They’re shared, cloned, embedded, and repurposed across teams. When someone shares a dashboard, they may not have permission to share the underlying model. The result? Users open dashboards expecting insights, only to find missing charts or blank visuals. They’re unsure whether the data is broken, restricted, or simply unavailable, while the sharer assumes everything is fine. The Asset Auditor gives clear visibility into which users or groups have: Access to dashboards but not to the underlying data models Access to data models but no corresponding dashboard access No access to any dashboards Yet access alone doesn’t guarantee adoption, and adoption issues are often misdiagnosed as access problems. Are dashboards underused because people truly lack access? Or because they simply aren’t engaging with the content? By surfacing these mismatches, you can prevent confusion, improve collaboration, and ensure every shared dashboard delivers the full experience it’s meant to. By detecting both over-permissioning and under-permissioning, you can tighten governance without slowing productivity. Permission drift happens quietly, introducing operational risk long before it becomes visible Do users have the correct permissions? Do some users have too many permissions? Do users have permissions to data models or dashboards that they shouldn’t? Use the Asset Auditor to see whether users have the right level of access: too little to be effective, or too much for their role. Identify misaligned configurations, such as users who maintain data model access for development or testing, but no corresponding dashboard access, which is a strong indicator that permissions no longer reflect the real workflow. By detecting both over-permissioning and under-permissioning, you can tighten governance without slowing productivity. Understand the reach of your dashboards across users and groups The Asset Auditor helps you understand the reach of your dashboards across users and groups, revealing how far each asset spreads and where engagement actually concentrates. Detect and reduce redundancy, find duplicates or overlapping assets shared across teams. Pair these insights with Sisense Usage Analytics to understand not just who can access assets, but who actively engages with them. By bringing these signals together, teams can zero in on whether the problem is permissions, visibility, or user behavior. The Asset Auditor provides much more data and insights beyond users and shares! Check it out and get smarter about how you manage your data assets. If you want to start getting better visibility into what your assets are doing inside your environment, reach out to us for a live demo or a free trial.QBeeQ Snowflake Monitor: Understand your Snowflake costs and get more value from every credit
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