ThoughtSpot Cloud Documentation
ThoughtSpot Cloud™ is our hosted and managed Software as a Service (SaaS) offering. ThoughtSpot Cloud is available on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Customers can choose the cloud and region where they would like their ThoughtSpot Cloud service deployed.
ThoughtSpot Cloud offers multiple advantages over deployment form factors that you have to manage and maintain within your own organization.
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What’s new in ThoughtSpot Cloud
June 2025 10.10.0.cl
| Features marked as Beta are off by default. To enable them, contact ThoughtSpot Support. These features are not available for Free Trial. |
Alerts by attribute
Alerts by attribute are now available to all users and on by default. You can now set KPI alerts to trigger when a selected attribute changes. 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%.
For more information, see Create an alert by attributes.
Feedback and learnability for Spotter Agent Beta
When Spotter Agent is enabled, you can give feedback with additional details, and leave comments that are reviewed by your administrator. The feedback you give will appear in the Spotter Conversations Liveboard. To enable this feature, contact ThoughtSpot Support. For more information, see Spotter Agent.
Spotter analytics model changes
We made the following changes to the TS: Spotter analytics data model, which is used by the Spotter Conversations Liveboard:
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Added the Hidden, User Feedback Labels, and User Feedback Comments columns
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Renamed the User Feedback column to User Feedback Rating
For more information, see Spotter Conversations Liveboard.
Other features and enhancements
Progressive model filters Beta
Previously, any filter defined at the Model or Worksheet level applied to every query based on that Model or Worksheet. Now, you can define which table a filter applies to in the Model or Worksheet TML. Once defined, the filter only applies to queries that include columns from that specific table.
For more information, see TML for Models and TML for Worksheets.
Monitor application of row-level security at database level
When opening SQL comments in your database, you can now see whether RLS was applied to specific queries. In the SQL comments, you can check whether the value for isRLSApplied is true or false.
Spotter Conversations Liveboard available in all Orgs
The Spotter Conversations Liveboard is now available by default in all Orgs. In the primary Org, only administrators have access by default. In secondary Orgs, Org administrators can access this Liveboard, similar to other system objects.
For more information, see Spotter Conversations Liveboard.
Orgs support for ThoughtSpot plug-ins
The Microsoft PowerPoint add-in and the Google Slides add-on now support Orgs in ThoughtSpot. Orgs functionality is enabled by default in the Microsoft PowerPoint add-in. To enable Orgs in the Google Slides add-on, please contact ThoughtSpot Support.
For more information, see Microsoft PowerPoint add-in and Google Slides add-on.
Query tags for Snowflake connections
ThoughtSpot introduces support for query tags on Snowflake connections. You can now set up query tags on your Snowflake connection to allow you to filter on users, groups, or other ThoughtSpot variables when auditing the Snowflake query logs. For more information, see Add a Snowflake connection.
For the Developer
For new features and enhancements introduced in this release of ThoughtSpot Embedded, see ThoughtSpot Developer Documentation.
