The Qlik Sense SaaS catalog can now include data that is stored in relational databases such as Oracle, SQL Server and Snowflake increasing data reuse, visibility and governance while expanding the types of content that data engineers and stewards can manage and distribute. It also simplifies data use as data consumers no longer need to setup data connections as they can simply browse for the data they need within the catalog.

This week we have added a finer level of control when sharing Qlik Cloud SaaS content with users and groups. User adoption requires easy sharing of content from Qlik Sense Shared and Managed spaces as well as a more finer grain access control within spaces to make it easy for users to manage their tenant. Watch this video to learn more!

Learn how Qlik Analytics Data Pipeline enables users to take action in the business moment.

This week we introduce legibility improvements to PDF report output generated by Qlik Sense and the Qlik Reporting Service available working within in Qlik Application Automation.

See how Qlik Sense chart monitoring and collaborative notes enables you to take immediate action on your findings to stop certain behaviors that could be costing you $$$$$!

We have refined the sheet navigation experience to take advantage of native mobile gestures. Users can now navigate to individual sheets by simply swiping the sheet names across the top or by tapping the current tab along with a clear delineation between private and public sheets. Sheets in the app will display as tiles in the appropriate section for easier identification and navigation. While in a sheet you can access a new landscape mode simply by rotating your device to a horizontal position allowing all visualization objects to achieve the best layout possible – similar to the browser-based display. This mode is also supported for individual chart objects when put in full screen mode. We have also improved navigation to other apps and sheets linked from within app by opening them within Qlik Sense mobile instead of a separate web browser.

In a world filled with data and apps, how can you act on data in the moment? By setting data-triggered alerts and actions with Qlik Application Automation.