October 2024 release notes

ThoughtSpot introduces Analyst Studio, where you can write SQL queries to create reusable Datasets. You can set schedules to refresh Datasets, or publish them to the Data workspace, where you can join multiple Datasets to query as a whole.

ThoughtSpot introduces access to Liveboard schedules on the home page. Users can now see all Liveboard schedules that they are subscribed to in a new section on the home page. From this page, you can edit Liveboard schedules that you created. Administrators can edit the Liveboard schedule for all schedules from this page.

Natural language search and object search are now separated. To search for an AI-generated answer using natural language, enter your question in the search bar marked Ask a business question in natural language on the home page. To search for related Answers and Liveboards, enter your question in the search bar marked Find existing Answers and Liveboards in the top navigation bar.

We have updated the Portuguese date keyword synonyms. For more information, see Português (Brasil) Keyword reference.

When entering keywords in the search bar, you may see different keywords reflected in the filter chips of the resulting chart (for example, última hora and último 1 hora). Accuracy of the search result is not affected.

You can now create alerts directly from the Watchlist on the home page.

You can now manage all your Answer and Liveboard tags from one convenient window. Just click the Manage tags button at the top of your list of Liveboards or Answers, then create, edit, and delete tags. To delete and edit tags you must have administrator privileges or the can manage tags role if RBAC is enabled. For more information, see Use tags to organize.

You can now choose to sort Connections by type rather than order added to ThoughtSpot. To enable this feature, contact your administrator. For more information, see Categorizing Connections.

You can now track whether or not row-level security is applied to queries. Risk and compliance analysts can track the volume of queries with row-level security applied versus those without. A row-level security tag is included in the sql query. This provides the ability to determine the number of queries that have included row-level security via the underlying database.

isRLSApplied: true/false.

ThoughtSpot schedules can be configured to prevent new and existing schedules from being sent to external emails. To enable this feature, contact ThoughtSpot Support.

Administrators now have the ability to set the new navigation and homepage experience as the default UI for all users of the cluster, if it is enabled for the cluster. To enable this feature, go to the Admin > Early access features page and enable New Experience (Default UI). For more information, see Enable Early Access features.

ThoughtSpot introduces Org-specific URLs. 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.

ThoughtSpot allows customers to enable or disable local authentication at the Org and cluster levels. To enable local authentication at the cluster level, administrators require the Can manage authentication privilege. To enable local authentication at the Org level, contact ThoughtSpot Support.

For information about the new features and enhancements introduced in this release, refer to ThoughtSpot Developer Documentation.