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Upgrading Arc for TM1
Upgrading Arc for TM1 is very simple as Arc does not require any installation, you will just need to replace your current Arc file with the new one.
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Allowing login to multiple instances
When using multiple IBM Planning Analytics instances with the same credentials in your Canvas application, you will now be able to authenticate to all your instances by entering the credentials only once.
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Sending TM1 REST API calls directly into TM1
A new API has been added that will allow a consultant or developer to send REST API calls directly into TM1 while leveraging on Canvas session handling. These REST API calls can be called through /api/rest
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Using the Trace Calculation
Being able to trace calculation from any cell is a very popular IBM TM1 and Planning Analytics feature. This is now available in Canvas v3.2.0.
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Setting up Open ID with Canvas
Canvas v3.2.0 can now connect to IBM Planning Analytics instances configured with Open ID authentication.
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The Excel Hell Menace
In the first Episode of the epic webinar saga – MAY TM1 BE WITH YOU, we explore how you can solve some of the issues that can make a great tool like Excel an absolute hell.
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Configuring Pulse with CAM Security and SSO
This article describes the steps to configure Pulse v5 to connect to an IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) instance using CAM authentication and SSO (Single Sign-on).
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Cubewise CODE Cheatsheet
The idea of the Cubewise CODE Cheatsheet is to gather in one PDF document the most important information that you need to know about all our products. The first page will give ou an overview of all products following by one page summary for Pulse, one for Canvas and the last one for Arc.
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IBM TM1 and Planning Analytics Cheatsheet
Since the first release of TM1 in 1981 to the latest versions of IBM Planning Analytics, TM1 has gone through a long journey from a niche to a mature product used all around the world to build Planning and Analytics applications.
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CubeCalc functions
To calculate all these functions, CubeCalc leverages the Python libraries Numpy, functools and scipy. This article lists all functions available in CubeCalc: