Current Release Notes

Improved UI 

The Pages menu has been moved to the left side of the screen in a scrollable "Dashboards" list. You can collapse this list, providing more space when you want to focus on important dashboard content. If you want you can still show the list when it is in its collapsed state. The list is searchable too, allowing you to quickly filter down the list of Pages as you type.

You will also find shortcuts to your most important Domo functions now exposed at the top of the screen, giving you quicker access.

Third-level Pages 

An additional level of Page hierarchy lets you create Subpages of your Subpages. You have more options than ever for how you organize your Pages to show related information. 

Favorite Pages 

You can now mark Pages as "favorites," making it easier for you to get to your most important content in Domo. You can add any Page as a "favorite" Page by choosing the Add to favorites option in the wrench menu for the Page. 

Once a Page is added as a Favorite, you can jump to it quickly by clicking Favorites at the top of the Pages list and selecting the Page you want to open.   

For more information, see New Navigation Announcement.

Story Embed

Expand beyond individual iFrames for each Card towards a single unified iFrame for an entire Story that easily scales to all your partners and customers. Simply copy the embed code from the story Share dialog and paste it into your portals or applications. Now the power of the platform is available to everyone—even outside your company.   

For more information, see Sharing Cards and Stories Outside of Domo Using Domo Embed (BETA).

Programmatic Filter Embed

By using programmatic filtering with Domo Embed, you can distribute personalized content in portals and software at scale. You can share your Domo content with an unlimited number of viewers, even if they do not have Domo accounts. 

Programmatic filters provide all of the following benefits:

• Showing only approved and relevant content for the viewer. 

• Decreasing the number of PDP policies you need to manage.

• Eliminating the need for viewers of embedded content to be full Domo users.

• Decreasing the risk of viewers logging into the full instance.

Filters are defined in your code based on the login credentials of your systems instead of Domo data permissions policies. This ensures that viewers only see approved subsets of the data even if you choose not to integrate your identity provider or automate the provisioning of users in Domo.

For more information, see Using Programmatic Filters with Domo Embed (BETA).

Sankey chart

Sankey charts are ideal for showing flow information from business activities. For example, you can use them to show where money came from and went to (budgets, contributions, etc.), flows of energy from source to destination, and flows of goods from place to place. 



For more information about Sankey charts, see Sankey Chart - BETA.

Multi-value gauge 

With multi-value gauges, you can display a summary number along with a second value showing the positive or negative degree of change. You can aggregate the current value of the gauge using any of a variety of aggregation functions (sum, average, minimum or maximum value, etc.). You can also show the degree of change as a percentage or a value. In addition, a number of other customization options are available.

 

For more information, see Multi-Value Gauge - BETA.

SPC chart

SPC (statistical process control) charts, also known as control charts, Shewhart charts, or process-behavior charts, are line charts used to determine if a manufacturing or business process is in a state of control. Domo's SPC charts lets you set up rules from SPC standards by configuring them in the Chart Properties. When values outside the specified rules are encountered, these are flagged in the chart as outliers. There are 8 rules you can configure for SPC charts in Domo. You can have one SPC rule per chart or combine them.

For more information, see SPC Charts - Beta.

Shape gauge

A shape gauge uses any of 45 different images to indicate a current value. By using different images to indicate different ranges, you can convey to users whether the current value is positive, neutral, or negative. Available images include different shapes such as squares, circles, triangles, pentagons, and octagons; thumbs up/thumbs down; airplanes taking off and landing; and more. In addition, you can vary shapes by customizing their colors, giving you even more options to choose from. You can have up to 10 ranges in a shape gauge. 

For more information, see Shape Gauge - BETA.

Mega table

A mega table provides all of the same functionality as a standard table or heat map table but includes much more as well. In a mega table, you can do all of the following:

• Include up to 25,000 rows.

• Collapse and expand, sort, and scroll while on a Page.

• Include HTML links and images.
  
  

• Apply predefined or custom date formatting to specific columns. The Date Shorthand and Full Date predefined options both take your locale into consideration when used; for example, if your locale is Japan, a Japanese date format will be applied automatically if you select either of these options.
  
  

• Transpose your table data, i.e. switch the rows and columns, which may be useful if your table has too many columns to see easily.
  
  

• Preserve all of the formatting when exporting a Domo table to Excel, including cell/row/column formats, Page and Card Filters, and even pivot views. In the following screenshot, the first table is from Domo, and the second is the same table when exported to Excel:
  
  
  
  For more information, see Table Chart.

Pivot table

Pivot tables provide a more powerful alternative to standard tables in Domo. They allow you to quickly and easily summarize large quantities of data from a DataSet as well as explore data by different dimensions and measures. Pivot table functionality has long been available in Domo in the form of Sumo cards. However, Sumo cards, as their own card type, lack many of the features available in KPI cards. Now that pivot tables are available as part of Domo's repertoire of charts, they provide myriad previously unavailable capabilities, such as full integration with Analyzer, full mobile support, drill path, alert integration, Beast Mode support, and much, much more. 



For more information about pivot tables, including building instructions as well as a full list of capabilities, see Pivot Table - BETA.

New POP charts 

Six new period-over-period chart types are now available in Domo, giving you even more flexibility in telling your business story. The new chart types include running total line, multi-value gauge, shape gauge, flex table, filled gauge, and progress bar. 

New options for scatter plots

Now you have even more flexibility when building scatter plot charts. More options are available for customizing the look of the points in the chart. In addition, you now have the ability to set data label options and tooltip fields. This enables you to set gridlike charts with informative data labels and hover text.
 

For more information, see Customizing scatter plot charts. 

More charts in Popular tab

The "Popular" tab in the Chart Picker now contains more of our most commonly used chart types, allowing you to quickly select these chart types without having to first open another Chart Picker tab.

New properties for trellises and tiered dates

You can now customize trellis charts and tiered dates by configuring a number of new Chart Properties. These properties include the ability to toggle trellises and tiered dates on and off, to set the divider color, to set word wrapping, and so on.

For more information about these properties, see Properties Available for Most Charts. 

Recent weighted forecasting

A new Chart Property is now available when using multi-period projections in your charts—Linear Regression Recent Weighted. This projection method puts more weight on the recent periods in your data. Use this option if recent periods are more valuable in your data than earlier periods.

For more information, see Projecting the Last Value in Your Chart. 

Remove button for columns relocated

In the interest of making the Analyzer user interface more intuitive for first-time users, the "x" button that allowed you to remove columns from a chart has been replaced with a standard v-shaped dropdown button that opens the column options dialog, and a Remove button has been added to this dialog. 

Workbench localization 

Workbench now supports localization in several languages. Any language that is supported in Domo (English, Japanese, French, Spanish, German and Simplified Chinese) is now supported in Workbench. Now you can easily navigate, tackle tasks, and get up to speed even more quickly on new features with Workbench in your language. You can select your language on install, or choose it later on in Settings.

In addition to localizing languages, Workbench is also simplifying the Workbench experience by localizing dates and numbers. Now dates and numbers will appear in the format standard for your locale. Simply set your Workbench machine to your locale and choose to use the system language in Workbench, and Workbench will automatically sync to provide region formatted dates and numbers both in Workbench and in your data preview.

Workbench group scheduling 

Create job dependencies or select jobs to run as a group. Now if a job fails in your data pipeline, you can stop subsequent jobs from running. Or, if you need to wait for your source data systems to finish updating, you can schedule a group of jobs to run at the same time after your source data is ready.

For more information, see Scheduling a Job in Workbench 5.

Workbench advanced scheduling 

Now you have more flexibility to schedule jobs when you need them. Set an exact time, choose specific days of the week or month, or opt in to different hourly intervals directly from Workbench.

For more information, see Scheduling a Job in Workbench 5.

Workbench improved server migration

Migrate Workbench jobs seamlessly and painlessly between machines using AES Encryption. With AES Encryption, when you move Workbench jobs to a new machine, your credentials move along with them, meaning you do not need to reenter them every time you make a switch. And as a bonus, AES Encryption includes all of the latest security features.

Workbench query builder 

Write queries in Workbench without knowing your data structure. Workbench will load table and column names from your database as you write your query so you can feel confident that your queries will be accurate. Query Builder is available for all of our largest databases—MSSQL, MySQL, Oracle, and PostgreSQL.

Workbench DataSync 

Getting a new DataSet into Domo via Workbench is now just a drag and drop away. With DataSync, now you can create a new DataSet in Domo simply by adding an Excel or CSV file to the DataSync folder, then watch it automatically update anytime you make a change. No need to hassle with setup or updating. Download Domo Workbench to get started.

For more information, see Configuring a DataSync Folder in Workbench.