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The New Pivot Table can quickly transform rows and columns into actionable insights with just a few clicks. You can organize, analyze, and visualize your data and even style various elements such as headers, borders, fonts, grid lines and more. Say goodbye to manual calculations and hello to dynamic summaries. Pivot Tables,. simplify complexity, reveal patterns, and take control of your information.
Try it now and elevate your data game to new heights.
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easily explain to people how relations between tables should be done, and what it means for data
people easily can get and cross the right and confidence data, without thinking that you are affecting development
developers and analysts, during trainings and workshops
reliable data and optimal resources consumption
On August 8th, Kristu Jayanti College, Bangalore organised a datathon for its students in association with Qlik.
Kristu Jayanti College is one of the leading colleges in Bangalore, also known as India's Silicon Valley. The college has multiple courses in engineering, business studies, arts, science, social sciences etc. More than 15,000 students study on the campus each year.
This was the first datathon organised by Kristu Jayanti and it was led by Dr. Kalaiselvi who is also the Qlik Educator Ambassador for 2024. She was supported by her staff members including Dr. Sasikumar, Dr. Sevuga Pandian, other faculties and students. A day prior, a bootcamp was led by Manikant Roy, Ph.d candidate from IIT Delhi, also an ex Professor.
More than 130 students participated in this day long event from 9 am to 7 pm. Students were given data sets with diverse topics such as Sales data, E Commerce data and data on Health. Most students were familiar with Qlik Sense since they had registered for the Qlik Academic Program previously and knew how to build dashboards and create visualisations. This event culminated into presentations by students and based on their output, three teams were selected as the winners.
Kristu Jayanti and the Qlik Academic Program will embark on many such initiatives to get students enabled in data analytics. To learn about how you can engage with us, if you are a student or a professor, visit qlik.com/academicprogram and benefit from a world class analytics training, software and qualifications!
In 2022, Pomerol transformed Kansas City Tech Council's monthly jobs report (previously a PDF report) into an interactive web mashup and mobile app that empowers business professionals to easily explore local tech workforce trends.
The transformation boosted engagement and increased email open rates by 11%.
Public, available to download here: https://www.kctechcouncil.com/kc-tech-checkpoint-app/
The delivery mechanism and data capturing (GPS, multi-media) offers extension opportunities. Getting users to update data on a device they use exponentially more frequently, can turn the usage tide (or make it more difficult to ignore/de-prioritize).
Hello Qlik Community!
Summer is winding down here in the States (though the hot, muggy weather will persist in the south until October). It always goes by so quick, doesn’t it?
We have some more enhancements to share for the month of August. Here they are:
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Let us know what you think of the latest changes using the comments below. The next official sprint is in October so stay tuned!
Your Qlik Community Admins,
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We are happy to share with you the new Entitlement Analyzer for Qlik Sense Enterprise SaaS! This application will enable you to answer questions like:
The Entitlement Analyzer is only available for Qlik Cloud subscription types. Refer to the compatibility matrix within the Qlik Cloud Monitoring Apps repository for an overview of which monitoring app is compatible with which subscription type.
The Entitlement Analyzer app provides insights on:
The Entitlement Analyzer uses a new API Endpoint to fetch all the required data and will store the history in QVD files to enable even better Analytics over time.
A few things to note:
The app as well as the configuration guide are available via GitHub, linked below.
Any issues, questions, and enhancement requests should be opened on the Issues page within the app’s GitHub repository.
Be sure to subscribe to the Qlik Support Updates Blog by clicking the green Subscribe button to stay up to date with the latest Qlik Support announcements. Please give this post a like if you found it helpful!
Kind regards,
Qlik Platform Architects
Additional Resources:
Our other monitoring apps for Qlik Cloud can be found below.
The revamped Qlik Cloud experience includes an enhanced left side navigation menu, new activity center, sheet grouping, and custom navigation.
This new platform navigation is available to those with Qlik Cloud; however, system administrators will need to turn on the feature in their Management Console Settings:
Note: These navigation updates can be toggled on or off for the remainder of the summer to give your organization time and practice with the new design. Come September, this will become Qlik’s default setting.
With the toggle on, you can now leverage the left side waffle menu as your guide, so key product features are always easily accessible.
Additionally, users can see improved sheet navigation capabilities in their analytics apps alongside other assets like bookmarks and notes.
Check out more highlights from this launch here:
Happy exploring!
Qlik Global Support
Static, read-only dashboards are a thing of the past compared to what's possible now in Qlik Cloud.
‘Write back’ solutions offer the ability to input data or update dimensions in source systems, such as databases or CRMs, all while staying within a Qlik Sense app.
The solution incorporates both Qlik Cloud and Application Automation to enable users to input data from a dashboard or application and run the appropriate data refresh across the source system as well as the analytics.
Example Use Cases:
This new feature is possible with all of the connectors located in Application Automation, including:
Below you can see technical diagram based around using Application Automation for a write back solution.
The ability to write back in Qlik Cloud is a game changer for customers who want to operationalize their existing Qlik Sense applications to enhance decision making right inside an app where the analytics live. This not only streamlines business processes across an ever-growing data landscape, but it also enables users to to act in the moment. With Application Automation powering the write back executions, customers can unlock more value across their data and analytics environment.
To learn more for a more ‘hands-on tutorial’ please see video here.
Did you know there's a secret developer menu in Qlik Sense? I'm going to let you in on the secret and show you how to access it and what it contains. Just remember, this isn't documented or officially supported, and is subject to change in the future.
To access the developer menu, follow the steps below:
You can get the object id, properties, and layout of any object this way. There's also a link to open the object in single configurator, and test exporting. The object id's are useful for embedding visualizations. The properties are useful if you are creating your own objects and want to check the properties of an object in a Qlik Sense app for reference. In my opinion this is the most useful feature of the developer menu. Sometimes if I don't know the correct properties to set to achieve what I want I'll create a similar object in the Qlik Sense client just to check the properties. The layout shows what is returned by the engine for the layout of the object, and can be useful to see what the layout will look like before you actually create an object yourself. And the single configurator link is a handy way to get to the single configurator of an object directly from a sheet.
And now you know about the secret developer menu.
Users can explore historical air pollution levels in major cities worldwide, comparing them to regional averages. The app reveals trends in air quality over time and helps identify cities with the highest and lowest pollution levels. By analyzing the concentration of specific air pollutants, such as PM2.5 and NOx, users can discover correlations between air quality and asthma rates in different regions. This app also provides insights into the impact of urbanization and industrialization on air quality, allowing users to understand the potential health risks associated with varying pollution levels. Additionally, it highlights the progress made in reducing air pollution in certain areas, offering a comprehensive view of global air quality trends.
The app has significantly impacted public health awareness by providing easy access to critical data on air pollution and its effects on respiratory health. It has enabled health professionals, policymakers, and the general public to make informed decisions about air quality management and mitigation strategies, ultimately contributing to efforts in reducing pollution-related health risks.
The audience for this app includes: 1. Public Health Professionals: Researchers and healthcare providers interested in studying the effects of air pollution on health, particularly respiratory conditions like asthma. 2. Policymakers and Government Agencies: Officials who develop regulations and policies to improve air quality and public health. 3. Environmental Organizations: Groups focused on environmental protection and advocacy, using the app to support initiatives for cleaner air. 4. Urban Planners and City Officials: Professionals involved in urban development who need data on pollution levels to make informed decisions about infrastructure and zoning. 5. Educational Institutions and Researchers: Students and academics studying environmental science, public health, or urban planning. 6. General Public: Individuals concerned about air quality and its impact on health, looking for information about pollution levels in their cities or regions.
The app leverages comprehensive data analytics to visualize and compare air pollution levels across different regions and times. By utilizing advanced analytics, it provides actionable insights into pollution trends and their correlation with health outcomes, enabling more targeted and effective public health interventions.
Happy Friday everyone. If you have a Wordpress website and you want to incorporate visualizations from our Qlik Cloud, then you are at the right place. Below are the steps needed to install, configure and use the plugin by iframing an entire app sheet or creating a page with nebula.js and pulling just by ids.
Installation into WordPress
Configure Qlik Cloud
https://qlik.dev/tutorials/create-signed-tokens-for-jwt-authorization#input-issuer-and-key-id-values
Configure plugin
https://qlik.dev/tutorials/implement-jwt-authorization#configure-a-web-integration-id
https://qlik.dev/tutorials/create-signed-tokens-for-jwt-authorization#input-issuer-and-key-id-values
Using the plugin
[qlik-saas-single-sheet id="1ff88551-9c4d-41e0-b790-37f4c11d3df8" height="400" width="500"]
[qlik_saas_object id="selections" height="50"]
[qlik_saas_object id="CSxZqS" height="400"]
Qlik has launched a plug-and-play Generative AI-powered Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) solution, Qlik Answers. Here, organizations can tap into their unstructured sources like document repositories, knowledge libraries, or even operational systems. You’ll be able to leverage trusted enterprise connectors to connect to a broad range of systems and platform out of the box, ask questions directly to the prebuilt UI, and have access to trusted content which will empower your users to substantiate answers.
Watch our quick demo below to see how you can bring knowledge to your fingerprints from your unstructured data with just a simple question.
Add Qlik Answers to your solution set by contacting us.
For those who have already made the move, you’ll be able to create Qlik Answer cases in your Customer Portal starting Thursday, August 8, 2024. If you need any troubleshooting assistance prior, please don’t hesitate to contact us through our live chat.
Thanks for choosing Qlik!
Qlik Global Support
Qlik Answers はパーソナライズされた、コンテキストに関連した回答をビジネスユーザーに提供するプラグアンドプレイの生成AIを搭載したナレッジアシスタントです。
※現時点では、US、EU、Sydney リージョンで利用できます。
Qlik Answers では大規模言語モデルを使ったプラグアンドプレイのアシスタントにより、非構造化データを素早く活用することができます。ナレッジベースにテキストやPDFなどのデータを蓄積し、回答するためのインデックスをつけます。
アシスタントでは自然言語により回答を得ることができ、回答のもととなったソースを参照することもできます。
<B>: 太字、<I>: 斜体、<U>: 下線、<S>: 取り消し線
if(sum(案件金額)>3000000000,‘<B>’)のように条件付けも可能
Microsoft Excel の Qlik アドインで、テンプレートをアプリのコピーまたは別のスペースやテナントのアプリに再接続する必要があるときに、選択リストから目的のスペースとアプリケーションを簡単に選択できるようになりました。
レポートタスク開発者は、PDF形式レポートについて地域の書式設定を指定できるようになりました。
PDF形式で作成されるオンデマンドの表形式レポートでは、ユーザーのQlik Cloud のロケールがレポート内の日付と数値のフォーマットを決定します。
Microsoft Excel用のQlikアドインからPDF形式でプレビューを生成する場合、ユーザーのMicrosoft Excelロケールがレポート内の日付と数値のフォーマットを決定します。
以前は、既定のポート番号と範囲設定を使用する場合、[ODBC|SAPBW|SAPSQL]_MAX_PROCESS_COUNT 値を 10 より大きく設定することはできませんでした。このバージョンから、ポートは自動的に割り当てられるようになり、同時リロード プロセスの数を 10 より大きく設定できるようになりました。
10,000 個以上のテーブルが取得される場合、タイムアウトを防ぐために、テーブルは 10,000 個のバッチで取得されます。
欠落または破損したデータチャンクの送信のサポートが導入されました。リロードされたデータチャンクのメモリサイズを制御するために、configuration.properties ファイルに新しいプロパティが追加されました: RELOAD_CACHE_MEMORY_MB
このプロパティの設定方法については、「Storing corrupted or missing data chunks for future reloads」 (破損または欠落したデータチャンクを将来のリロードのために保存する)を参照してください。
データマーケットプレイスで信頼できるデータを選択・利用することができます。
Qlik Talend Cloud の Enterprise エディションが必要です。
ゲートウェイやドライバーをインストールする必要のない、新しいデータ ローダー機能が導入されました。SaaS ベースのクラウド ソースと一部のデータベース ソース向けに設計されています。Qlik Talend Cloud のStarter エディション以上でご利用いただけます。
新しいデータ ロード機能のリリースに合わせて、Qlik Talend Cloud が接続できる SaaS アプリケーションの数が大幅に増加しました。 100 以上のアプリケーションのデータに、アクセスすることができます。サポート対象のすべてのアプリケーションを確認するには、Supported SaaS applications をご参照ください。
Qlik Talend データ統合のランディングページには、有効に活用するための重要なアクションが強調表示されます。最近更新された項目や通知に関するコンポーネントも追加されており、作業中のコンテンツにすばやくアクセスでき、重要な更新を見逃すことがなくなります。
データセットがソースオブジェクトに基づいている場合に、データセットのメタデータを手動でリフレッシュする機能を提供します。これにより、新しい列や削除された列、データ型の変更など既存の列の変更、列名の変更が検出されます。タスクのメタデータは、タスクの [デザイン] ビューでソースのメタデータの変更に合わせてリフレッシュできます。タスク内のすべてのデータセットのメタデータを更新したり、個別のデータセットを選んで更新することができます。
SQL Expressionプロセッサが、データ統合のデータ変換フローの一部として利用できるようになりました。SQL Expressionプロセッサを使用すると、データ変換フローの中で、カスタムのSQL式を記述できます。SQL Expression processor
Microsoft SQL Serverをターゲットとして使用するデータパイプラインプロジェクトで、変換フローがサポートされるようになりました。ユーザーは、カスタムSQLベースの変換と一緒にグラフィカルな変換を開発し、データを再構築するための複雑な要件をサポートできるようになりました。
In previous blog posts (1, 2, 3) , we explored different topics around Qlik's embedding library, qlik-embed, and how to integrate it seamlessly with OAuth for authentication. Today, we'll delve into the latest updates and new features, including embedding Qlik Answers, go over UI capabilities, and advanced configuration options.
qlik-embed is a versatile library designed to facilitate the embedding of Qlik Sense analytics into web applications. By using web components, it allows developers to easily integrate Qlik's powerful analytics capabilities without dealing with the complexities of traditional embedding methods. The library supports various authentication methods, including Qlik Cloud API keys, OAuth2 clients, and Qlik Sense Enterprise interactive login.
In our previous discussions, we highlighted the ease of use and the flexibility qlik-embed offers, supporting components such as chart, field, selections, and entire app.
One of the most exciting additions to qlik-embed is the ability to embed Qlik Answers. Qlik Answers leverages AI to provide natural language querying capabilities, allowing users to interact with their data using conversational language (If you haven’t already checked that out, visit this Community post or watch this demo video). The new UI component ai/assistant enables this functionality directly right within your web app.
Here's an example of how you can integrate Qlik Answers into your application:
<qlik-embed
ui="ai/assistant"
assistant-id="<assistant-id>"
appearance="qlik-light"> // or "qlik-dark"
</qlik-embed>
This simple integration can greatly enhance user interaction by allowing them to ask questions and receive insights in real-time, making data exploration more intuitive and user-friendly.
As I mentioned before, the qlik-embed framework supports a variety of UIs, each designed for specific purposes. Let’s take a quick overview on each one:
<qlik-embed id="visualization" ui="analytics/sheet" app-id="13b05004-2752-4f39-a077-7a71c5816997" object-id="bdGHw"></qlik-embed>
<qlik-embed id="visualization" ui="analytics/chart" app-id="13b05004-2752-4f39-a077-7a71c5816997" object-id="hshG"></qlik-embed>
<qlik-embed id="visualization" ui="analytics/field" app-id="13b05004-2752-4f39-a077-7a71c5816997" library-id="BfXheUu" type="dimension"></qlik-embed>
<qlik-embed id="visualization" ui="analytics/selections" app-id="13b05004-2752-4f39-a077-7a71c5816997"></qlik-embed>
<qlik-embed id="visualization" ui="classic/app" app-id="13b05004-2752-4f39-a077-7a71c5816997"></qlik-embed>
<qlik-embed id="visualization" ui="classic/chart" app-id="13b05004-2752-4f39-a077-7a71c5816997" object-id="hshG" iframe="true"></qlik-embed>
Each UI type can be configured with various parameters to customize the appearance and functionality. For example, you can set the theme, dimensions, measures, and even complex properties for charts.
Here’s an example of embedding a dynamic chart (See here for more info about Charts on the Fly)
<qlik-embed
ui="analytics/chart"
app-id="YOUR_APP_ID"
type="barchart"
dimensions='["Category"]'
measures='["Sum(Sales)"]'
properties='{"orientation": "horizontal"}'>
</qlik-embed>
This flexibility allows you to create highly dynamic and interactive dashboards that can adapt to users' needs in real-time.
A cool feature of qlik-embed is the ability to pass context parameters using the context__json attribute. This allows for more granular control over the embedded visualizations, enabling customization of themes, interactions, and other properties directly within the web component.
Reference my previous post about this here.
With qlik-embed, you can access the metadata of a Qlik Sense application, including, but not limited to, obtaining a list of sheets and adding them to a dropdown list element for instance.
Keep in mind that this won't work with the classic/app UI
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="ie=edge" />
<style>
body,
html {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
font-family: sans-serif;
font-size: 14px;
background-color: #f5f5f5;
color: #333;
height: 100%;
width: 100%;
}
.container {
padding: 8px;
gap: 8px;
position: relative;
flex: 1 0 auto;
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
align-items: stretch;
box-sizing: border-box;
}
.classic-app {
height: 800px;
width: 1200px;
border: 1px solid #bbb;
flex-grow: 1;
border-radius: 3px;
box-shadow: 1px 1px 10px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2);
position: relative;
box-sizing: border-box;
overflow: auto;
position: relative;
}
.viz {
width: 1200px;
height: 900px;
padding: 16px;
border: 1px solid #bbb;
border-radius: 3px;
box-shadow: 1px 1px 10px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2);
position: relative;
}
</style>
<title>@qlik/embed-web-components example - using OAuth</title>
<script crossorigin="anonymous" type="application/javascript"
src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@qlik/embed-web-components"
data-host="https://YOUR_TENANT.us.qlikcloud.com" data-client-id="CLIENT_ID"
data-redirect-uri="https://localhost:3000/index_oauth_object.html" data-access-token-storage="session"></script>
<script type="module">
const embeddedObject = document.getElementById("visualization");
const refApi = await embeddedObject.getRefApi();
console.log('refApi -> ', refApi);
const doc = await refApi.getDoc();
const appSheetList = await doc.getSheetList();
//add the sheet references to a dropdown list
let dd = document.getElementById('sheetdrop');
dd.length = 0;
let defaultOption = document.createElement('option');
defaultOption.text = "Select a sheet to navigate to";
dd.add(defaultOption);
dd.selectedIndex = 0;
let option;
for (let i = 0; i < appSheetList.length; i++) {
option = document.createElement('option');
option.text = appSheetList[i].qMeta.title;
option.value = appSheetList[i].qMeta.id;
dd.add(option);
}
//add a listener to change the object-id property in the qlik-embed element
dd.addEventListener("change", function () {
if (dd.selectedIndex > 0) {
let selOption = dd.options[dd.selectedIndex];
console.log(selOption.value);
embeddedObject.setAttribute('object-id', selOption.value);
}
});
</script>
</head>
<body>
<div id="main-app">
<div class="container">
<h1>@qlik/embed-web-components Example</h1>
</div>
<div>
<select id="sheetdrop" name="SheetList">
</select>
</div>
<div id="analytics-chart" class="container">
<div class="viz">
<qlik-embed id="visualization" ui="analytics/sheet" app-id="27018b4a-eaa7-4658-a8c2-ecf48d321371"
object-id="d568340d-1264-473e-bbdf-68d2555f007e"></qlik-embed>
</div>
</div>
</body>
</html>
The continuous evolution of qlik-embed brings exciting new features that enhance the integration of Qlik analytics into web applications. Stay tuned for more updates and explore the full potential of qlik-embed on qlik.dev.
Hello Qlik Community!
Summer has officially kicked off here in the States! Does anyone have any exciting summer plans? My plan is to enjoy the local pool, travel on vacay to another pool, then come back to enjoy the local pool some more. 😄 Oh, and during that time, we will still be pushing out updates and enhancements!
Here are the enhancements for June:
Product Labels added to Release Notes page
Find all the posts related to Products on the Release Notes page!
Receive Notifications to Release Note Updates
A new setting has been implemented that allows users to be notified of updates to Release Notes.
Simplified breadcrumbs under Support
Now only shows the page your own and the Qlik Community homepage to lessen any confusion. Look for more cleanup in other areas throughout the year.
More updates to Email Notifications
We’ve been working on making the email notifications more organized and follow Qlik branding. We’ve removed the banner at the top of the email as it was having trouble with resizing and updated the @mention template.
Check back in a few weeks for our July enhancements as well as our contest winners!
Your Qlik Community Admins,
Melissa, Sue, Jamie, Nicole and Caleb
@Melissa_Potvin @Sue_Macaluso @nicole_ulloa @calebjlee
Hello everyone, today I have the pleasure of introducing Jeff Goldberg as our guest blogger - (jog) - Jeff is a Senior Enterprise Architect on the Americas Pre-sales team who has worked in various technology positions for over 15 years. In between running half-marathons and crushing crossfit workouts , Jeff focuses on integration, deployment, automation, security, and api topics across a wide range of software. If you have a technical challenge, Jeff can put you on a path to figuring out the best way to overcome it. Jeff has the extreme pleasure of introducing you to SAML authentication with Qlik Sense, not only in text - but as well in supporting videos. Thanks for this valuable contribution Jeff!
Qlik Sense SAML
With the release of Qlik Sense 2.0, we introduced SAML as an authentication option between enterprise identity management systems (known as identity providers) and Qlik Sense. While SAML is a standard for authentication and authorization, it is open to interpretation and variability in its implementation. Consequently, implementing SAML can be a bit tricky. The goal of this blog post is to demystify SAML and provide some examples you can use to implement it with Qlik Sense.
SAML stands for Security Assertion Markup Language, an xml based authentication and authorization standard for web applications to exchange user credentials and attributes. SAML works between two parties, an identity provider (IdP) and a service provider (SP), to facilitate single sign-on access to secure content for a user.
Identity providers come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Salesforce.com, Active Directory Federation Services, and Ping Federate are just a few of the options available for handling the authentication components of the SAML handshake. The service provider is the system with the content we want to access. In this case, Qlik Sense is the service provider.
The figure below illustrates the SAML authentication process.
Keep in mind the SAML protocol is an open standard, therefore, implementing the solution between the SP and the IdP differs based on the requirements of the chosen provider.
For example:
Bottom line, expect some trial and error when configuring SAML, regardless if it’s with Qlik Sense or some other solution.
To ease the pain and hopefully reduce frustration, we have created some videos to help walk through configuring different SAML identity providers with Qlik Sense. As we encounter more flavors of IdP, we will create content to help with configuration.
For now, have a watch of the following videos, enjoy!
企業のビジネス活動において、データはこれまで以上に必要不可欠な資産となっています。増え続けるデータを管理・統合・分析し、データでアクションを起こす必要性が増している現在、成功している企業はどのようなデータ戦略を実行しているのか?
本 Web セミナーシリーズでは、Qlik でデータからアクションを起こすデータ主導のビジネスで成功しているお客様より、課題から導入の経緯、デモンストレーション、活用例などをご紹介します。
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Update as of May 15, 2024: Moved the dates back by one week.
As part of Qlik’s ongoing effort to unify our presence with Talend offerings, we are moving Talend login credentials to use the same authentication mechanism as other Qlik web properties. This will improve our overall customer experience and provide Talend customers greater access to data integration, quality, and analytics capabilities.
Starting May 21, 2024, the login mechanism for Talend Cloud customers will change to use the Qlik Account authentication infrastructure. This is not a forced migration to using Qlik Cloud applications or services; no other infrastructure is changing. Existing Talend Cloud login credentials will switch to a new authentication provider.
Review our most frequently asked questions below:
Qlik Account helps users access multiple Qlik services using one set of credentials. Once registered Qlik customers and partners can access their Qlik Cloud applications, Talend Cloud, Support Portal, and the Downloads page. Users can also access Qlik Community and Qlik Continuous Classroom (QCC). Additionally, partners can use their Qlik Account to access the Partner Portal.
No, but you can create a Qlik Account before the conversion dates.
Note: You must use the email address listed in your Talend Cloud profile when creating your Qlik Account. Do not use your Login Name.
What happens during the conversion process?
The following video explains the process of moving to a Qlik Account, referred to as Qlik ID.
Yes. Follow this link for instructions on creating your Qlik Account.
Note: If you create a Qlik Account before May 14th, then you must use the same email address listed in your Talend Cloud profile (see Figure 1.) and not your Login Name.
A web page displaying your currently active Qlik Cloud and Talend Cloud tenants will be displayed after a successful login. You can then navigate to a specific tenant by clicking on the appropriate tile (see Figure 2.)
Synchronization to populate your tenants list can take from ten seconds to a couple of minutes. If the web page doesn't populate your tenants list, the synchronization process will run again after two hours.
Another reason why all tenants may not appear in the list is a "region" query string parameter has been added to the URL. Simply remove the region parameter and the value, refresh the page, and the full list of tenants will appear.
If you see this page after completing the migration (see Figure 3,) the synchronization process may not have completed or you may have a mismatch between your Qlik Account email and your Talend Cloud tenant email.
You can fix the email mismatch by using the Talend Legacy Login link. You will be redirected to the old Talend login page. Follow these steps:
1. In your browser, navigate to https://iam.<region>.cloud.talend.com/idp/login?legacy=true where
"<region>" is the region your Talend Cloud tenant resides.
2. Authenticate to your tenant with your Talend userId and password.
3. Click on your name in the right side of the Talend toolbar.
4. Select Profile preferences from the menu.
5. In the Email field, update the email address to match your Qlik Account email address.
6. Save your profile.
7. Logout of the Talend tenant and navigate to the Qlik Cloud login page at https://login.qlik.com.
8. Log into Qlik Cloud using your Qlik Account.
You will not be able to access your Talend tenant if the email address for your user profile in the tenant doesn't match your Qlik Account email address.
Great! No further action is required.
Single sign-on functionality is not changing and you do not have to switch authentication providers. Access the updated sign-in page directly by entering https://iam.<region>.cloud.talend.com/idp/login-sso where <region> is the location of your Talend Cloud tenant. When you see this page, confirm your Talend Cloud region and enter the email you use to access Talend Cloud through your single sign-on provider.
When you press next you will be redirected to your identity provider authentication process.
No. Your existing bookmarked pages should redirect to use the new login mechanism.
To access the new Qlik Cloud login page visit https://login.qlik.com
The legacy login is available for a limited time to help users resolve email mismatches between Talend tenants and Qlik Account. Qlik reserves the right to deprecate this URL at any time with limited notice.
If you experience login difficulties, please chat with our agents on Customer Portal or email us at customersupport@qlik.com.
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