#METABASE SLACK INSTALL#

#METABASE SLACK INSTALL#

Urungi, is another open source business analysis product, and has been developed to be easy to install and use. One limitation to Metabase is that table joins are only possible when choosing to create questions/queries with SQL instead of through the GUI interface, but with the reports library available to Koha users at this does not have to be an insurmountable obstacle. A knowledge of SQL syntax is not required to be a master of Metabase, as questions can be created, filtered, and added to dashboard though the GUI interface. Slack integration are also a standard feature of Metabase. Reports are succinctly called questions in Metabase, as in 'what question are you answering?' An interesting feature was the ability to schedule and e-mail reports after setting up a SMTP server with Metabase. Access can be restricted by database and even table. Once this is set-up, Metabase seems to be very user-friendly and provides granular levels of access for different users. For instance, you could display Coral and Koha reports on the same dashboard for a full picture of your collection. You can combine multiple databases from different programs onto one dashboard. Metabase has a pleasing and easy to use interface. It can be installed several ways including via Docker and Kubernettes, and requires Java. Metabase is an open source business analysis product. Both dashboard tools offered enticing options for users that want to avoid the complexity of writing SQL, and who desire an easily accessible and beautiful way to visualize, display, and share the data trends of their libraries. Presentation was given by Paul Poulain, of Biblibre (France) on the Phipps of PTFS Europe on the Metabase dashboard, and a second Presentations on dashboards that can be used with Koha, Coral and other open source products. This year at KohaCon 2019 in Dublin, Ireland there were two

Metabase slack