We brought CSV uploads from workbooks into the database. Now your workbook CSVs can live in the database alongside the rest of your data, in any dialect you are using (yes, all of them).

Now you can touch and feel your CSV uploads. We attached a full spreadsheet to the app for data input or tuning imported CSVs. Now data input is as easy as spreadsheeting.

The final step in our color work - now color mappings on specific visualizations can be pushed to an entire dashboard on the entire customer environment. Color controls up and down the app.

We polished up the content organization model with lots more metadata and navigation to make it easier to build and share dashboards and workbooks.

Sarah shows off more of the potential with markdown visualizations.

We added some new functionality so that markdown builders can see the full Omni payload using {{ inspect }}, clarifying how to call anything in the result set.

A bit of early work to open up heatmaps on our zoomable, pannable maps in Omni.

Tons of improvements throughout the app - we removed the little blue spreadsheet box on tables unless you want it (great for screenshots), KPI alignment improvements, new controls for dashboard tile borders, and even a marketing website refresh.

An early demo of our new dashboard summarization tools - now you can chat with AI about your dashboard and understand takeaways and next steps.

We've done a ton of work to improve the dbt IDE - fast metadata refresh; easier navigation in dbt branches; and full menus for context and actions.

A new internal app for building slide decks using Salesforce data and a little bit of AI, piped to a clean Google slide deck.

Making it that much faster to find the users you're looking for.

New controls to fine tune support access to customer environments.

We're doing lots of work to make sure the app stays performant at extremely high concurrency.

James shows off an internal app to quickly look up logs in AWS through intelligent deep links.

Arielle demos a dashboard bringing together lots of new product - an uploaded dataset of each Omnis walk-out song plus some Snowflake Cortex functions to tell folks about everyone's song choices.