Demos highlight what we are working on or experimenting with, but are not a guarantee of release. Let us know your thoughts at support@omni.co.
Scheduled alerts (behind a flag)
Corey Ruderman ·scheduling
Scheduled alerts! Now you can configure schedules to only send data when specific triggers are met, keeping the inbox lighter, and making schedules more actionable.
User attributes in schedules / bursting (behind a flag)
Corey Ruderman ·scheduler permissions
User attribute bursting in the scheduler. One dashboard, 100 recipients, each with different filters, now in a couple clicks.
Semi additive measures / Omni Dimensionlize (about to launch)
Steven Talbot ·modeling workbook
Semi additive measures. Working with data that doesn’t aggregate over time (MAUs, credit balances, etc) can be painful. Now we have native operators that can handle all that nuance with minimal effort.
Omni usage logs + event collection (on request + in-app soon)
Chris Merrick ·administration permissions
Custom logging pipeline for customers that need full usage details. Also the underpinnings of event collection for in-app usage reporting.
Better Git conflicts + commit history (launched)
Conrad Slimmer ·modeling git
More improvements to the git integration to better handle conflicts between imported changes and activity in the app via commit history.
Embed SSO URL validation (launched)
Nate Agrin ·embed
New tooling to validate embed SSO URL generation to ensure embed apps are easy to authenticate
Skinnier Omni payloads (launched)
Nate Agrin ·performance
Massive improvements to data compression for large payloads, sometimes reducing data sizes by upwards of 50% for large data sets
Omni AI official launch (launched)
Gustav Staprans ·workbook ai
A quick look at the launch of Omni AI for natural language querying in the app alongside the field picker - data any way you want it.
Dashboard filters in content validator (launched)
Steven Talbot ·modeling dashboard
A bit more tuning to handle filters in the content validator - making sure dashboards are immune to schema changes.