Users can now explicitly set their own timezones for dates in Omni. This also includes controls for setting user-specific timezones on the fly in embedded contexts.

Now descriptions can be used to tune the AI query in Omni. This allows a vehicle for passing example filter values or other metadata to improve hit rates.

A quick preview of history of drafted and archive dashboards. This now means not only workbook querying and visualization can be versioned, but also dashboard layouts. This will launch as part of the new publishing workflows.

More in the model

• Now string fields in the model can explicit be set to single-select dropdowns, allowing for cleaner usage of items like filter-only fields for templated filters or parameterization.

• An early view of our work to allow for parameterizing schemas via filters (plus a quick preamble on modeling the debug logs, and why we needed it!)

• Some new tools (mostly for Omnis) to debug caching hit rates.

• An early preview of our dbt reader in Omni. This allows Omni developers to view the entire dbt git repo, for simpler debugging rather than having to jump across apps to understand the dbt workflow beneath Omni.

And plenty in the front-end too

• New controls that allow admins to control the sender and reply-to email on scheduled emails via Omni.

• A few fun themes we made to celebrate Halloween and dashboard CSS controls.

• We improved the resolution on PDFs to improve the mobile dashboard experience in particular.

• A quick view of a new advanced visualization spec for treemaps.