Manage Inspector Proactive Data Alerts for Tableau Next Metrics (Beta)
When you receive a data alert, you can view the alert, manage the alert, or ask a follow-up question by clicking the notification. Depending on the channels chosen by your admin, you can receive alerts to desktop and mobile.
After you create an Inspector data alert, you can delete the alert if you no longer want to be notified about these types of events.
Tableau Unmetered Consumer or Tableau Next Consumer or Tableau Unmetered Self-Service Consumer or Tableau Next Self-Service Consumer
permission set
Note Inspector Proactive Data Alerts in Tableau Next is a pilot or beta
service that is subject to the Beta Services Terms at Agreements - Salesforce.com or a written Unified Pilot Agreement if executed by
Customer, and applicable terms in the Product Terms Directory. Use of this pilot or beta
service is at the Customer's sole discretion.
To use data alerts, your admin must enable Agentforce for Analytics and Inspector: Proactive
Data Alerts.
From your Tableau Next Following page, select Manage Data Alerts
(Beta).
Click Manage Data Alerts. Or select a data alert from the
Notifications icon (bell) to view the alert, manage alerts, or ask a follow-up question.
From the Manage data alerts window, click the dropdown arrow next to your alert’s name.
Choose Delete.
From the Manage Alerts window, you can select Run Alert to have
Agentforce check the conditions of a data alert at any time.
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