Embedded search bar
Pyramid’s User Hub already allows users to edit their main views within embedded dashboards. The new search bar is a generic natural language tool that lets users ask questions about their data. The interface can then generate relevant visual content, that users can save and place in any tab within their Hub.
Database extender
Pyramid can now support separate database servers, databases, or both from a common semantic model in a multi-tenant solution. This means that each tenant’s data source is swapped automatically while allowing the provision of common content, analytic queries, dashboards, calculations, publications, and more. This makes developing and maintaining multi-tenant and multi-data source solutions easier and faster.
Enhanced embedded formatting
This release extends the individual formatting capabilities of embedded content. This means greater control in matching the overall look and feel, color schemes, and font palettes of the embedded content to those of the host application.
You asked, we delivered
Pyramid always listens to its users’ needs and requirements. In this release, we took it to the next level, delivering dozens of enhancements and new features requested by users through our interactive customer product ideas forum.
Some standout enhancements
- Tabulate as a data source: Pyramid’s built-in spreadsheet interface can now be used as a source for further model builds. This creates enormous potential for using spreadsheet functionality (like cross-calculations between unrelated data sources) to deliver source data for analytic model builds.
- Tabulate dynamic queries: Pyramid’s Discover queries can now remain dynamic within a Tabulate sheet. This extends the flexibility of spreadsheet-oriented solutions and creates new options for delivering analytic applications.
- Data flow LLM switch: Expanding on Pyramid’s integration with multiple large language models (LLMs), you can now select the desired LLM within a data flow processing block.
- Layered maps: Create geospatial analytic visualizations that contain multiple layers, for example, color coding an area and overlaying coordinate point information.
- Data lasso: Available for both maps and point charts, you can now use a freeform lasso tool to select and interact with multiple data points.
- Fairness analysis: This feature can identify any bias in analytic insights generated through LLM interaction.
- Query optimization: New optimization strategies, for both SAP BW and SQL queries, accelerate execution.
- Delayed slicer execution: Where many slicers are present, this option lets you delay slicer interactions until all are set.
