Hi @Andrew_Kruger,

Hope you are doing well. We are trying to enable Qlik sense mobile is our organization. We tried to enable it via Azure with Kerberos. Since it is not allowed to "Use any authentication method" by our security team, we are unable to use this option.

So we are trying to connect mobile with Qlik sense enterprise via internet with proper security architecture (Firewall, DMZ, Load balancer, DDOS protection). Qlik sense mobile will have to managed via Microsoft Intune. (Without KCD in AD option)

Currently I am struck with below questions and couldnot able to find appropriate clarity. If you can please help to throw some light on these, it will be really appreciated and help other in future.

1. For our browser hub, we are using Azure SAML authentication. Planning to use Azure SAML similarly for mobile authentication with different VP. in this case, how the mobile app authentication works? will the users still be asked to enter username and password? how this works?

2. Currently our hub url is internal inside organization's network. Internal certificate is configured in the Proxy server. If we enable mobile via internet, we will require a public url and public certificate. since the proxy is already configured with internal certicate, how can we configure the public certificate in the same proxy?

Hi Qlik Community,

I am attempting to integrate Qlik Cloud Automation with Slack Event Subscriptions to handle @mention queries using Qlik Answers.

However, I am stuck at the Slack Event Subscriptions url_verification step and unable to achieve Verified status.

Setup Overview:

1. Trigger: Triggered Automation (Start block set to Webhook/Triggered).

2. Verification Logic:

   • Condition block checks if Start > body > challenge is not empty.

   • YES branch: Routes directly to an Output block returning Start > body > challenge, immediately followed by a Stop block.

3. Authentication:

   • Slack Event Subscriptions does not allow sending custom HTTP headers (such as -H "X-Execution-Token: <TOKEN>").

   • Therefore, I am appending the token as a query parameter in Slack's Request URL: https://<tenant>[.qlikcloud.com/api/v1/automations/](https://.qlikcloud.com/api/v1/automations/)<automation-id>/actions/execute?X-Execution-Token=<TOKEN>

What Works:

• Sending a POST request via curl with the token in the HTTP Header works perfectly and returns the challenge string: curl -X POST "<URL>" -H "X-Execution-Token: <TOKEN>" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{\"type\": \"url_verification\", \"challenge\": \"test_123\"}"

The Problem:

• When testing with query parameter authentication (which Slack relies on), the request fails with an HTTP 403 Forbidden error: {"errors":[{"code":"HTTP-403","title":"No permission.","detail":"You don't have sufficient permissions to access this resource."}]}

• We confirmed this 403 Forbidden response using Google Apps Script / UrlFetchApp when sending the token via query parameter (?X-Execution-Token=<TOKEN>).

Questions:

1. Does Qlik Cloud Automation support executing Triggered Automations when the X-Execution-Token is passed via URL query parameters (?X-Execution-Token=...) instead of HTTP Headers?

2. Is there a specific setting or URL format required to allow Slack Event Subscriptions to authenticate successfully without custom HTTP headers?

Any advice or workarounds would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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Hi everyone,

I'm working on a QlikView 12 application where I need to match sales transactions with promotional periods.

For each sale, I need to identify the promotion that was active for that article on the transaction date.

The promotion table contains something like:

ArticleCode | StartDate  | EndDate    | PromotionCode
------------|------------|------------|--------------
A001        | 2026-09-01 | 2026-09-10 | PROMO01
A001        | 2026-09-05 | 2026-09-15 | PROMO02
A002        | 2026-09-01 | 2026-09-30 | PROMO03

And the sales table contains:

ArticleCode | SaleDate   | Quantity
------------|------------|---------
A001        | 2026-09-07 | 2
A001        | 2026-09-08 | 1
A002        | 2026-09-15 | 5

I am currently using IntervalMatch to associate the sales date with the promotional interval.

The problem occurs when two promotional intervals for the same article overlap.

For example:

A001 | 2026-09-01 | 2026-09-10 | PROMO01
A001 | 2026-09-05 | 2026-09-15 | PROMO02

A sale on 2026-09-07 matches both promotions, so the sales record is duplicated.

This is expected behavior from IntervalMatch, but in my case I need to apply a business rule so that each sale is associated with only one promotion.

For example, if PROMO02 has priority over PROMO01, I would want:

A001 | 2026-09-07 | PROMO02

instead of:

A001 | 2026-09-07 | PROMO01
A001 | 2026-09-07 | PROMO02

The real script is more complex because there are several additional fields involved, but the basic problem is the same.

What would be the recommended QlikView approach to handle this?

Thank you!

Hi everyone!

I’m back again to recommend a video by @marksouzacostafrom Data Voyagers about the Visual Task Chain Viewer in Qlik Cloud.

For anyone managing multiple chained reloads, this looks like a huge time-saver when it comes to diagnosing failures within those chains. It turned out to be the perfect solution for a project I’m currently working on that requires this type of management.

Check out the full step-by-step video from Data Voyagers here: https://www.datavoyagers.com

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvG_wqvMlZ0

Has anyone else been using this tool? 🙂

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