Increased flexibility when accessing SaaS applications and file storage services
Qlik has expanded the governance capabilities of Qlik Cloud Analytics by significantly increasing the number of connectors that can support user-defined credentials. Instead of a generic company ID, user-defined credentials help ensure that data access will be governed based on what has already been defined in the source system for each user.
Previously, Qlik Cloud Analytics only provided this option to some enterprise applications, such as Salesforce, and ODBC-based connectors (ex. Oracle). Now customers can define, on a connector-by-connector basis, whether user-specific credentials will be required to access many of their SaaS applications and file storage services.
User-defined credentials will work with all the relevant authentication options that are available in each connector (ex. OAuth, Access Key, Key File, etc.). And these personal credentials can be saved and used across multiple connection definitions for the same source.
This new capability has been added to the following connectors:
SaaS applications
- AYLIEN News
- Facebook Insights
- GitHub
- Google Ads
- Google Analytics 4
- Google Calendar
- Google Drive & Spreadsheets
- Google Search Console
- JIRA
- Mailbox IMAP
- MailChimp
- Meaning Cloud
- Microsoft Dynamics CRM
- Microsoft Outlook 365
- OData
- Qualtrics
- Slack
- SMTP
- Strava
- SugarCRM
- Survey Monkey
- Twitter
- Watson Natural Language
- YouTube Analytics
SaaS file storage services (including related metadata)
- Amazon S3
- Azure Storage
- Dropbox
- Google Cloud Storage
- Google Drive
- Microsoft Office 365 SharePoint
- Microsoft OneDrive
- SFTP