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The Service Intelligence dashboards contain rich data. But if you want a deeper dive into your data or to create your own visualizations, you can do so in Tableau.

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The Service Intelligence dashboards contain rich data. But if you want a deeper dive into your data or to create your own visualizations, you can do so in Tableau.
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With Service Intelligence and Tableau, you can:
To use Tableau with Service Intelligence data, the following Data 360 requirements must be met:
entityPermission.DataSpaceDefinition.ReadAllows user access Data 360To use Tableau with Service Intelligence data, the following Tableau requirements must be met:
To view Service Intelligence Data in Tableau, click Explore in Tableau from the dashboard component you want to explore in Tableau.

When you click Explore in Tableau, you sign into the Tableau Cloud site and authenticate to the data source. Tableau Cloud opens the web authoring experience populated with your data source, which allows you to explore your Service Intelligence data.

For details about how to explore data in Tableau, see Creators: Get Started with Web Authoring.

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