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Qlik Alerting is an intelligent alerting platform for Qlik Sense, providing sophisticated, data-driven alerts that help you more proactively monitor your business and take timely action. The mobile app allows existing Qlik Alerting customers to deliver data alerts to users in a secure manner on mobile devices. For more information on Qlik Sense and Qlik Alerting, please visit Qlik.com.
What's new in Qlik Alerting February 2021
New features in February 2021 (Server Version 1.4.0)
- Removal of the dependency on a Redis database. The default install now performs all database actions using the MongoDB database. This install will automatically set the configuration to use MongoDB for all session and queue actions which were previously managed in Redis. You may stop the Redis service following this install.
For detailed information about functionality and deployment, please refer to the Qlik Alerting online help.
Important: Versions of Qlik Alerting from June 2020 onwards require an updated Qlik Sense license, which includes the Qlik Alerting license attribute. Information on how to validate the Qlik Alerting attribute is available in the Qlik Alerting online help
Compatibility
For a detailed and updated list of supported mobile operating systems, devices, and compatibility with Qlik Sense Enterprise, please refer to Qlik Sense system requirements and supported browsers on help.qlik.com.
System requirements for Qlik Sense
Supported browsers
See the Qlik Sense Enterprise release notes for bug fixes, limitations, and other issues for Qlik Sense Enterprise.
Resolved Defects
Qlik Alerting comes with fixes for the issues described below.
Qlik Alerting February 2021
Connectivity with Android device – failure to sign on when connecting to Qlik Alerting Nov SR1
Jira issue ID: QIAB-345
Description: A reported issue was found where users signing into Qlik Alerting using an Android mobile device. Users would receive a network error message even though all ports, certificates etc were correct.
Qlik Alerting monitoring Qlik Sense application returned an error when connecting to Qlik Alerting Nov 2020 SR1. Jira issue ID: QIAB-340
Description: A change in the monitoring app was required to cater for the way groups and privileges are now captured in the back end database.
Known issues and limitations
The following issues and limitations were identified at release time. The list is not comprehensive but includes all known major issues and limitations.
General
- There are some instances where special characters in the virtual proxy prefix for Qlik Sense are not recognized. For example, the test data d/e/v for a virtual proxy prefix is not supported.
- When an alert, which is linked to a Qlik Sense application, is shared with a user who does not have access to the application, the accept link in the email results in an error message. The record is created and displayed in the user’s list of alerts. However, it will not trigger because it cannot connect to the application with that user’s credentials.
Web user interface
- The mobile app does not currently switch to landscape mode when the device is turned horizontally.
- Datetime fields are presenting differently in different browsers. This is the default behavior of the browser, but it might be difficult for a user to understand. For example, the format is YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MI:SS in Safari.
- In some browsers, the table is not refreshed when an alert is duplicated. You can refresh the browser and the new record with be shown with (copy) next to it.
Qlik Alerting Mobile app
- There seem to be some scenarios where the deep links to Qlik Sense mobile (QSM) or to the browser (where QSM is not installed) do not work fully. This could for example, be caused by special characters in the dimension name.
- The mobile app deep links to Qlik Sense Mobile do not work correctly on the iPad Pro iOS.
Downloads
https://community.qlik.com/t5/Downloads/tkb-p/Downloads
About Qlik
Qlik’s vision is a data-literate world, where everyone can use data and analytics to improve decision-making and solve their most challenging problems. A private SaaS company, Qlik offers an Active Intelligence platform, delivering end-to-end, real-time data integration and analytics cloud solutions to close the gaps between data, insights and action. By transforming data into Active Intelligence, businesses can drive better decisions, improve revenue and profitability, and optimize customer relationships. Qlik does business in more than 100 countries and serves over 50,000 customers around the world.
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