ThoughtSpot Introduces New Data Workspace to Transform How Analysts and Developers Utilize the Modern Data Stack
ThoughtSpot has launched ThoughtSpot Data Workspace, enhancing analytics for data professionals through streamlined data management and live analytics. The introduction of SpotApps allows for quick deployment of tailored analytics applications across platforms like Salesforce (CRM), ServiceNow (NOW), and Snowflake (SNOW). The company also secured
- Launch of ThoughtSpot Data Workspace enhances analytics capabilities.
- Introduction of SpotApps allows rapid deployment of analytics applications.
- $100M funding increases valuation to $4.2B, strengthening financial position.
- None.
Launch of SpotApps and ThoughtSpot Blocks enables deployment of turnkey analytics applications for specific business functions including sales, marketing, and IT
Built on a dynamic search architecture,
As companies embrace the modern data stack, fueled by the explosion of data and race to the cloud, a new breed of data professional has emerged to manage increasingly complex data engineering and analytics work. Whereas the traditional role was primarily responsible for building reports and dashboards, the analytics engineer of today is tasked with modeling data, launching new use cases, and enabling true self-service for frontline decision makers. The ThoughtSpot Data Workspace is specifically designed to empower these professionals to put their data to work and operate more efficiently. By streamlining this technical work, data teams are able to boost productivity, while dramatically hastening the development and delivery of new analytics projects.
The new ThoughtSpot Data Workspace enables analytics engineers, analysts, and developers to:
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Connect directly to their cloud platform of choice. Analysts and developers can connect to Snowflake,
Databricks ,Amazon Web Services , Microsoft Azure, GoogleBigQuery, dbt Labs,Dremio , Starburst, and more in seconds, and immediately begin to run live search queries directly on those platforms. -
Launch new data apps directly from the ThoughtSpot Data Workspace. With the introduction of SpotApps, turnkey solutions for the most popular SaaS offerings like
ServiceNow , Salesforce, HubSpot and Snowflake, analysts and developers can quickly deployThoughtSpot analytical apps to immediately begin realizing value. SpotApps are all powered by ThoughtSpot Blocks, prebuilt packages of code and connectors that can be easily deployed. Each Block is built on TML, the ThoughtSpot Modeling Language. -
Model data with custom SQL or new dbt integration. Analysts and developers can now bring custom SQL to
ThoughtSpot and then enable search on a SQL-based view, allowing them to work with data in a language many are already familiar with. Additionally,ThoughtSpot now supports dbt, so engineers can more easily transform, model, and integrate their data withThoughtSpot . With support for dbt and custom SQL, customers can now model, govern, and manage business logic in one place, then leverage the Modern Analytics Cloud to deliver a live analytics experience. -
Operationalize analytics to create a closed data loop instead of a linear data pipeline. When
ThoughtSpot acquired Seekwell earlier this year, the two companies expressed a vision to operationalize analytics with reverse ETL, pushing cloud data insights back to business and productivity apps. Today, that integration is complete and customers can now use search to analyze their cloud data, then seamlessly sync it to business applications like Salesforce and productivity apps like Google Sheets.
“The modern data stack presents an opportunity for analysts and developers to build new data experiences for their business. Today’s cloud data platforms are capable of delivering dynamic analytical capabilities that were not possible with traditional data warehouses and data lakes,” said
Launching New Use Cases with SpotApps, Powered by ThoughtSpot Blocks
ThoughtSpot Blocks are built on the ThoughtSpot Modeling Language (TML), which gives users a flexible, yet powerful way to model their data, build new applications, and move them from development to production seamlessly. Based on YAML, TML is built using open standards. Unlike other modeling languages, TML can handle even the most complex data, such as multi-fact table joins like chasm and fan traps, giving analysts and developers a simple yet powerful modeling layer to bring Live Analytics to their business counterparts.
SpotApps will be available for download from the Analytics AppStore and can be used in minutes. Early SpotApps will serve sales, marketing, and IT professionals, with SpotApps for:
- Sales: Outreach, Salesforce (NYSE: CRM)
- Marketing: Google Analytics, Google Ads
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IT:
ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW), Jira,Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) Operational Monitoring, Redshift Operational Monitoring
“The modern data stack has created massive new opportunities for companies, but exposed a critical gap in how business people actually use data. Business users are starving for more and more insights, yet data teams, reliant on static dashboards, cannot hope to feed them. An entirely new, live, interactive data stack rife with turnkey solutions is the only way to address this challenge,” said
Both the ThoughtSpot Data Workspace and SpotApps are in a private alpha, and will be available in beta in early 2022. To learn more, please visit www.thoughtspot.com/product/model.
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