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The Ultimate Guide to Sisense Geospatial Analytics: Choosing the Right Map for Your Analytics

Introduction Sisense users today have access to several mapping plugins and widgets, each offering unique ways to visualize geospatial data. Whether you need to display territories, analyze point density, or tell data stories across regions, the right mapping tool can dramatically improve dashboard performance and insight clarity. This article compares the most popular mapping solutions available for Sisense: Sisense Native Maps (Area Map & Scatter Map) QBeeQ Super Map QBeeQ

Dec 28, 20257 min read

Dashboard screenshot showing "User Roles" and "User Groups" sections. Bar charts visualize user role distribution across categories like Admin, Designer, and Viewer, and by tenant such as "system," "tenant1," and "VisualPanda." The "system" tenant has the highest number of users, including 10 Viewers, 9 Designers, and 4 Admins. Below, the "User Groups" section lists 17 groups with details like group names, creation dates, default roles, and user counts. A horizontal bar graph on the right displays user distribution across groups like “Everyone,” “Admins,” and “group1.”

Asset Auditor: Bringing People, Permissions and Access Into Focus

When we first launched the Asset Auditor , we focused on giving Sisense users clear visibility into their data assets through purpose-built dashboards directly inside their Sisense environment. The goal was simple: turn visibility into action by helping teams identify inefficiencies and optimize performance. But knowing what your assets are isn’t enough. To truly manage and optimize your environment, you need user context: who has access, how they engage, and where gaps or mi

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Nov 24, 20253 min read

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Dashboard Views: Solving the pain of a one-size-fits-all dashboard

As organizations scale, one question inevitably rises to the surface: how can we deliver analytics to the widest range of users and use cases without overwhelming our data teams? The most common solution is the one-size-fits-all dashboard — a single, standardized view meant to serve as many users and use cases as possible. While this approach feels efficient on the surface, it quickly reveals its limitations. Trying to serve all audiences with one static view leads to dashb

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Nov 4, 20254 min read