I recently created a table ( a bunch of tables ) where Incorta set a default data type of decimal or long to my primary and foreign key columns   ...   and there was a *LOT* of them  😉 It would have been great to filter on "PK" ( which I can do already so +1 functionality point ) and then set the top to "Integer" and drag down the list to change them all. Even better would be to do a universal - cross tables and schema - change like that.   ... View more

We would like to propose an enhancement for the bar chart feature in Incorta. Currently, when there is no data available for a particular bar chart, the graph appears empty. We suggest adding empty tiles instead of an empty graph to visually represent the absence of data. The purpose of this enhancement is to improve the user experience by providing clear and intuitive information even in scenarios where no data is present. With the inclusion of empty tiles, users can easily understand that there is no data available for the selected parameters or filters. This enhancement would offer the following benefits: 1. Improved Visual Representation: Empty tiles would act as visual placeholders, instantly indicating that no data exists for the selected context. 2. Enhanced User Experience: Users will have a clearer indication of data availability and can easily interpret the absence of data. 3. Consistency in Presentation: Adding empty tiles will maintain a consistent visual representation across different chart types when no data is present. We believe this enhancement would greatly benefit Incorta users, particularly when working with large datasets or complex filtering scenarios. It will enhance the overall usability and comprehension of data visualizations within Incorta. We kindly request your consideration of this enhancement request and ask that you evaluate the feasibility of incorporating empty tiles into the bar chart feature. ... View more

It would be nice to be able to tell if a schema or load plan job ran as full or incremental when looking at the summary list of executions.  See the image for a suggestion.  The way it works now is that if you are trying to figure out when the last full load was, you need to keep clicking on the summaries individually and then look at the details to see if the load was incremental or full. Additionally, it would be nice to be able to or filter based on whether the load was full or incremental. ... View more

Measure filters are *AWESOME* ! Great feature. Giant pain when you need to troll through insights and columns troubleshooting numbers and there is no indication they exist. A nice filter icon on the measure pill would help tremendously.     ... View more

We currently have the capability to duplicate a tab within the same dashboard in Incorta. However, we would like to request a feature that enables us to copy a tab from one dashboard to another. This functionality would significantly save us time and effort. ... View more

I think this function is useful for realizing aggregation with complex conditions such as subqueries on the dashboard without modifying the schema. ... View more

We need option to export and import session variables. Currently we have to manually recreate them during deployments. ... View more

We would like to suggest an enhancement to the line charts in Incorta Insights, specifically regarding the utilization of gradient colors instead of the current solid colors for chart fills. As avid users of Incorta, we appreciate the powerful data visualization capabilities that the platform offers. However, we believe that incorporating gradient colors in line charts would greatly enhance the visual appeal and improve the interpretability of the insights presented. Gradient colors provide a smooth transition of hues from one color to another, offering a visually appealing representation of data trends. By implementing gradient fills in line charts, our business users would benefit in the following ways: 1. Enhanced Data Representation: Gradient colors allow for a more nuanced portrayal of data, enabling the depiction of subtle variations and gradients within the chart. This would make it easier to identify and analyze trends, patterns, and transitions in the data over time. 2. Improved Visual Differentiation: By utilizing gradient fills, line charts can offer enhanced visual differentiation between multiple lines or data series. This would help in distinguishing individual lines and understanding their respective contributions to the overall analysis. 3. Aesthetic Appeal: Gradient colors add an aesthetically pleasing element to visualizations, making them more engaging and visually impactful. This can enhance the overall user experience and promote a more enjoyable and immersive data analysis process. 4. Consistency with Modern Design Trends: Many contemporary data visualization tools and platforms have embraced gradient colors as a standard feature. By incorporating this enhancement, Incorta can align itself with current design trends and ensure a visually modern and up-to-date user interface. We believe that incorporating gradient colors in line charts would be a valuable addition to Incorta's visualization capabilities. It would elevate the user experience and empower us to gain deeper insights from our data.  ... View more

1) During a schema load I cannot view the load order of the tables and/or views.   It would be helpful to be able to determine if/which "in queue" items are in a successor group ( or which successor group ) or just waiting for an available process.  2) I'd like to be able to easily see the load history for an individual table.   The ability to search for an individual table is already there, it'd be great to click through to the history of that table 3) Should be able to sort the "jobs" list by duration 4) Jobs detail list should include data source so we can see if slowdowns are due to a specific source 4a) Columns for jobs detail list should be customizable  5) Start time reflects start of the job, not the job detail step.   So if a table was in queue for 20 minutes the start time doesn't give a good indication of when the actual extract began.  In addition to job start time, there should be an column for job step start time 6) Add "last load" column options - e.g. last no rows extracted, last load duration, last load status   ... View more

I'd rather scroll through 55 schemas on one page than have the page break and need to click a "next page" link to see everything. Everyone in the world *should* agree with me 😉   but JIC they don't I would like to see that as an option in a "preferences" menu. ... View more

It is really valuable to be able to switch back and forth between ( e.g. ) a work-in-progress dashboard and the underlying schema.  Or one schema to another. Or schema to business schema. Or ...    Right-click and opening in a new tab works, but sometimes produces timeouts when the session timeout setting has not been exceeded.  Incorta should not only support multi-tabs, but the session timeout should be based on the last usage on any of the open tabs.    ... View more

TL/DR - notify me if the loader service is down and my scheduled load didn't run. I was recently awakened to an email asking why our data wasn't there ( *some* data was there, but not the data from the incremental build which should have happened overnight ). I quickly checked my inbox - no failure notifications.    I then jumped into Incorta and with bleary eyes looked at the top of the schema page - no errors there ... I looked a bit closer - the date was two days ago.  That's not right.... what???? Turns out the loader service was down.   Apparently the load didn't *fail* because the load never started.    Incorta should loop through the schedule checking for status after the scheduled run times and include NULL status ( i.e. when the load didn't run at all ) in the "I need to email somebody" algorithm.  Bonus - maybe ping analytic, loader, and notebook services and let me know whenever any of them are down.   Super-bonus - fix them before I even know they are down  😉     ... View more

As filters are applied at several levels it would be good to see some sort of filter bread-crumb /path that a user can easily see at the Insight level.  At the moment, in order to create a filter and to problem solve issues with filters, a developer needs to understand how filters have been pre-applied at various levels of the dashboard construct.  It is very easy to get lost during this process so having some form of indication of what filters have been applied would help to increase usability, and even improve the use of filters. ... View more

I love to see the ability to export a visualization to Powerpoint. This could be very helpful for those EOM decks that need to be created/ ... View more

I was working on an insight formula filter and it wasn't working.   The next troubleshooting step was to take the formula and use it as a measure to see what the resultant value was. The resultant value was #ERROR   Although the insight *did* generate SQL, there was no way to find the genesis of the #ERROR. Trying to troubleshoot that was a painful ( and long ) process because I had to log into the CMC, get and download log files, unzip the log files, search for errors, find my error, fix, repeat  ( the repeat bit seems to have been something to do w/ cache as restarting services seemed to allow the fix to be recognized. At a minimum I should be able to view the logs ( or -tail if the files are too unwieldy ) from the web interface. TL/DR:  I should be able to get to the logs from the #ERROR message and there should be some relevancy to the log messages I see.   Either log messages from the last two minutes, related to the dashboard I'm editing, my UID, etc.    ... View more

I'd like to be able to switch environments w/in the Excel add-in beyond my own-owned clusters. Specifically, if I have three customers all of whom are cluster owners I'd like to be able to switch between them when using Excel on my PC. I think that currently that would involve swapping out manifest files?     Ideally any environment to which I have user access or above I should be able to pop in the base URL - save it - type in my credentials for that environment - and save them - and just be able to swap out environments via a drop down. ... View more

  There are a few places this occurs - I'm finding that pop up messages are popping up right over the place I need to click next.  In the attached file I'm reviewing measure properties.   I cannot immediately get to the next one without doing something to dismiss the popup. It's not the biggest deal in the grand scheme, but when trying to do a lot of changes quickly it is bothersome. ... View more

I have a use case in front of me right now: I want to quickly create a business schema table/view by dragging and dropping the physical schema table.  Can do.    I need to add some CASE logic to the values based on a lookup code ( e.g. if LU=1 then 'blah', if LU=2 then "de", else "blahblah" )  I should be able to open an expression editor for every column and modify it's default mapping to include whatever calculation I need instead of having to individually create formula columns for them. Note:  It's not that the end result can't be created - it can.   But it would be so much more powerful to be able to edit existing things than having to replicate, modify, and delete the originals.     ... View more

I set my appearance property to use "Dark Mode" in DEV, so I will know at a glance that I am in DEV. And it works. Pretty much. However, when I go to Business Schema ( still dark ) then click to open a schema it becomes.... not dark. And I'm back to not seeing a difference which negates the benefit when I'm comparing DEV to PROD in different windows. Choosing dark mode should make "dark" pervasive. More choices for color ( background, text, editors, etc. ) would be great too. ... View more