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What’s New in Designer Cloud June 2021

June 23, 2021

We’re almost halfway through 2021 now! We’ve been working hard this year to make data easier to work with so it can be usable and actionable, and reduce the amount of headaches data can cause. The last year and a half has probably caused you enough headaches already, and we want to make sure data doesn’t add anymore pain.

Below is a brief summary of some of the new features we’ve recently released in the Designer Cloud (formerly Trifacta), as well as some pretty interesting things happening in our Community that you’ll definitely want to check out.

Designer Cloud Feature Highlights:

Pre-Built Templates
One of our most exciting new features is the launch of pre-built templates. We’ve introduced 16 templates that are readily discoverable, accessible, and re-usable. You can now easily learn how to use the product and on-board data quickly with common use cases such as removing duplicates, schema drift detection, sales analytics, and more. If you are a Trifacta user already, simply visit our Templates Gallery, download the template, and import the template into your workspace.

Check out all available templates!

Connect to Google Sheets
If you’re anything like me, you have massive amounts of Google Spreadsheets you’re collaborating on with others. Well, we’ve got great news! You can now create connections to your Google Sheets instance from Designer Cloud. No more having to download the Google sheet to Excel on your desktop and loading it to Designer Cloud!

For more details, see our documentation article on the Google Sheets connector.

Connect to External S3 Buckets
Users now have the ability to connect to external S3 buckets where you have credentials to access. This will be as simple as connecting to any other data source in Designer Cloud. Simply create a new connection using the Access Key and Secret Key. Then you will be able to read and write to any S3 bucket!

Learn how to connect to an external S3 bucket!

Sharing and Collaboration
Users can now be notified via emails when a flow or a plan is shared with them. Collaboration becomes powerful when users can share work with others to facilitate peer reviews, co-develop flows, or enable other users to make copies of flows to leverage similar techniques. Also, notifications when you are not in the application enables faster return to the product and frictionless collaboration, leading to time savings.

Learn how to share Flows and share Plans

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