ThoughtSpot Cloud Documentation

March 2025 10.7.0.cl

ThoughtSpot introduces Spotter shortcuts that allow you to select from existing verified data constructs, including columns, filter values, and search data keywords. These shortcuts allow you to mix natural language and deterministic inputs when using Spotter. To enable this feature, contact ThoughtSpot Support.

For more information, see Spotter shortcuts.

You can now give feedback on AI-generated Answers in Spotter without interrupting your searching conversation. When marking an Answer incorrect, you can now edit the underlying search, save, and review the search query tokens making up the Answer. If you mark an Answer correct, you can review and save the underlying search query tokens so Spotter remembers your choices in the future for similar questions.

For more information, see Coach Spotter within a conversation.

You can now add a parameter as a variable to the table header, column names, and axis names of a chart. Any references to the parameter in a Liveboard or Answer automatically update to show the current value of the parameter.

You can now set KPI alerts to trigger at changes to a selected attribute. This can include changes in the value of the attribute, such as an increase in sales by percentage by state, or a scheduled alert to trigger on a weekly basis. For example, if you wanted to create an alert for a KPI tracking sales of different phones by brand, you could choose the intended brands as attributes and set an alert to be notified when sales for those specific brands dropped by 5%. To enable this feature, contact your administrator.

For more information, see Alerts by attribute.

ThoughtSpot now supports bilingual keywords for the Japanese locale. When your system language is set as Japanese, you can now enter keywords in either English or Japanese while searching. For more information, see 日本語 Keyword reference.

ThoughtSpot introduces whole number formatting for Japanese Yen (JPY) currency.

ThoughtSpot introduces enhanced number formatting controls for measures that are marked as attributes in the data source. Use this enhanced formatting to ensure that measures marked as attributes are formatted with the appropriate number format.

You can now migrate feedback between Models using the feedback TML file. Select the more options icon on the Model and hover over the TML section to import or export the TML file containing your feedback. To enable this feature, contact ThoughtSpot Support.

With the introduction of multifactor authentication (MFA) in ThoughtSpot, customers are prompted to review and acknowledge a new end-user license agreement (EULA). This EULA includes information about the risks associated with disabling MFA. You are prompted to review this EULA when ThoughtSpot introduces MFA support to your cluster. You are also prompted to review this EULA if you disable MFA on an existing cluster.

You can now create your own charts in ThoughtSpot using Muze Studio. A developer can create new chart types by writing the code for them in the code builder. To enable this feature, contact your ThoughtSpot administrator. Creating charts with Muze Studio.

ThoughtSpot introduces support for authenticating your cloud data warehouse (CDW) with cookies disabled. Previously, you would encounter a 404 error and be unable to connect if cookies were disabled.

We now support OAuth with PKCE for Denodo. For more information, see Add a Denodo connection.

We redesigned and streamlined the process to create a Connection. Set up your Connection in four easy steps by selecting a data source, configuring the Connection, selecting databases, and selecting tables. To enable this feature, contact your administrator.

Bridge provides options to securely connect your data source with ThoughtSpot Cloud, as an alternative to PrivateLink, VPC Peering, or VPN tunnels. We added support for Bridge for the following connectors:

For more information, see Bridge connectivity for Cloud Data Warehouses and Databases.

Join cardinality change for global joins is now available to all users and on by default. You can now change the cardinality of a join (1:1, 1:Many, Many:1) without needing to delete and remake the join. For more information, see Change join cardinality.

ThoughtSpot now distinguishes between regular query consumption and Spotter queries within the Query Stats Worksheet.

For more information, see System Worksheets.

Org-specific URLs are now available to all users and on by default. URLs in emails now include Org context so that users are taken directly to the correct Liveboard in the correct Org even if they belong to multiple Orgs. You can also move between different browser tabs that point to different Orgs.

For new features and enhancements introduced in this release of ThoughtSpot Embedded, see ThoughtSpot Developer Documentation.