Announcing Qlik Sense® Business!

[Michael_Tarallo]

As part of our ongoing SaaS product roadmap, we are excited to announce the launch of Qlik Sense Business, our newest SaaS offering designed to help groups and teams collaborate on analytics and make faster data-driven decisions.

Is this the same as Qlik Sense Cloud Business?

No, and it’s not just a name change, either. Qlik Sense Business is a new, enhanced offering with more capabilities that groups and teams can use to build and share apps for greater discoveries.
Qlik Sense Business runs on Qlik Cloud Services, our cloud-native, Kubernetes-based SaaS platform that also hosts Qlik Sense Enterprise.  Qlik Sense Business users will now benefit from the same speed, performance, and availability as our enterprise SaaS users. Additionally, Qlik Sense Business also shares the same enhanced and redesigned user interface, cloud hub, and management console as Qlik Sense Enterprise on Qlik Cloud Services.

Qlik Sense Business users benefit from:

•  Full Qlik Sense analytics capabilities, including the Associative Engine
•  All of Qlik’s latest augmented intelligence capabilities, including insight suggestions
•  Drag-and-drop app creation and fully interactive apps
•  A personal space to create your own content and share with anyone you wish
•  Five shared spaces where your team members can do-develop and share apps
•  Direct data connectivity to over 40 data sources
•  Automated data refreshes

The global roll out of Qlik Sense Business is underway. Be one of the first by to start your 30-day trial now. You will be able to create your tenant in minutes, and begin creating and sharing apps immediately – all without any downloads or installations. 

Currently a Qlik Sense Cloud Business user?

Stay tuned for upcoming details next months. We’ll tell you how you can migrate from Qlik Sense Cloud Business and subscribe to Qlik Sense Business. You’ll also be eligible for a limited-time offer savings when you migrate your existing cloud subscription.

[rodrigo_dittric]

There is a failure to validate new user registration.

When the email of a user has already been invited by the administrator login and he makes the registration, and if the user then tries to register again with the same company email by this link (https://www.qlik.com/pt-br/trial/qlik-sense-business), registration is allowed again.

[RyanConrad]

@sir_stone the Qlik team is finalizing the process of sending invites out to all annual QSCB subscribers this week and you should have an invite in the next few days if you don't have it already. To confirm you haven't received the email, double check your spam or junk folders (remembering the right email address).

If you're a monthly subscriber, you'll get your invite later (more details to come).

If you haven't gotten it in the next few days, open a support ticket without logging in, and give the support team your email address and subscription information. They know how to follow up and make sure you're on the list and resend the invite email.

[rodrigo_dittric]

Good morning Qlik team

I am about to migrate from a client's QSCB to QSB, but in my test account I have identified 3 issues that make migration impossible:

1 - When an app is created in a workspace you created, it does not allow sharing the app.

2 - In the personal workspace allows sharing, but there is another problem: The content that was developed, views are not visible.

Att,

Rodrigo Dittrich

[Josh_Good]

@robert99 

We are working as fast as possible to delivery the Dropbox connector however I do not expect it to be in the next week or so.  It is expected closer to the cutover date.

-Josh

Qlik

[QlikUpdate]

Hi @rodrigo_dittric 

I spent some time with the team to look at the registration issue you brought up. It's possible I misunderstood, but we tried to have owners of two different tenants invite the same (non-owner) user to both tenants. In that case the first invite prompted the user to fill out the form to create a user. We logged out and opened a new incognito window and then went through the second invite process, and when the user clicked on the link, they were only prompted for a password; the account had already been created and was correctly being recognized.

Additionally, our testing shows that if a tenant owner is invited to a different tenant, they get the same behavior (simply asking for password).

If this is not your experience, or if there is a third scenario that is not covered here, could I ask you to record a video and send it so we can see what you're seeing?

Thank you!

Joe

[Anonymous]

We have tested this, and Section Access works in the new Qlik Cloud environment.

It's just that the "username" is a little bit difficult to find out, but one can test it with the osuser() function.

One has to enter the "IDP Subject" as USERID which you can find for your users in the QMC|License dialog

[Anonymous]

Here the example how to implement Section Access

[robert99]

Hi

@Josh_Good 

@QlikUpdate 

Ive set up the main QSB account and invited one user (as a test to see how it all works)

The user accepted the invite and then got the screen below (and went no further at this point)

This seems to conflict with Josh's statement above

"The need for users who already have a Qlik Account to provided details again was a bug that has now been fixed."

is this an issue if an invited user just signs up again.

And will everyone have to sign in again in this way (I want to send out clear instructions for the users as we convert)

Thanks

[rodrigo_dittric]

@QlikUpdate 

I didn't understand your text very well, but the app that I matched for convenience doesn't show the views

[rodrigo_dittric]

@JoeParkerQlik 

Another problem is that it does not allow the option to share an app from a workspace appears.