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Not only can analysis dashboards help you yourself gain insights about the data, but you can also share them with others. If a user has access to your project, they will also be able to view all the analysis dashboards in the project. When an end user access an analysis from the analysis UI, they can run the analysis without stepping into the project itself.

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Configs

If an analysis dashboard includes interactive components, configs let you keep your own set of values separate and saved for those interactive components. This ensures that each user can run the analysis with their own values, while still sharing the underlying pipeline with the rest of the team. In other words, a config acts like your personal instance of the analysis dashboard. For each config, you can:
  • Name your config (such as Q1 Sales Report or NY Region Data Pull).
  • Customize input values based on your use case.
  • Save and reuse the config later.
  • Schedule the config to run at defined intervals.
Configs are stored per team. Other team members can access and run your configs if they belong to the same team.

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Create config

Follow the steps below to create a new config:
  1. Navigate to the Analysis page from the left navigation menu.
  2. Open the analysis you want to run.
  3. If no configs exist yet, you’ll be prompted to create one. Otherwise:
    • Hover over the analysis name in the sidebar.
    • Click the + icon to add a new config.
  4. Fill in the required inputs (form fields that map to pipeline parameters).
  5. Click the play button to execute the pipeline that powers the analysis.

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Schedules

Each config can be scheduled to run automatically on a recurring basis. These analysis schedules are independent from any pipeline schedules set within the broader project. This allows you to:
  • Automate recurring reports, like weekly reports.
  • Run your own configs while not affecting other pipeline schedules.

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Schedule a config

To create and enable an analysis schedule:
  1. Open the analysis to schedule.
  2. Select the specific config to schedule.
  3. From the analysis header, click the ... options menu.
  4. Click Schedule.
  5. Under Choose Pipeline Parameter Set, select the pipeline parameter set you want to use for this schedule.
  6. Define the frequency.
  7. Turn on the Enable toggle.
  8. Click Schedule.
After you create the schedule, publish it to the appropriate fabric (the execution environment that the pipeline will run on). This is the same process as scheduling pipelines themselves.