Pulse tracks its own usage. You can see who was logged in and which features they were using.

Pro-active Alerts can be configured based on multiple scenarios and triggers. Allowing you to rectify problems BEFORE they become an issue. Alert types include memory use, free disk space, wait time, TM1 crashes, error logs, message logs, run time, etc.

The Dashboard Editor enables you to edit the default Pulse dashboard. For example, you could change the KPIs at the top or show all TM1 instances instead of just the one from the selected server.

The instance settings need to be entered for each TM1 instance, the page can be split into three sections: Settings, Display Scales and Documentation / Change Tracking:

The Configuration page can be split into four sections:

The Pulse Explorer is the best Pulse feature to troubleshoot issues that happened in the past.

Pulse keeps the history of all executions of the chores and processes. To see it, go to Chore / Process History and select one TM1 instance:

Pulse includes automatic source control and change tracking as one of its core features. All changes in your IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) system can now be automatically logged to the internal Pulse source repository. These changes are identified by author, the person who made the change or executed the change via a Turbo Integrator process…

In Model Spotlight, you have an overview of your TM1 application:

The Live Monitor gives you lots of information about the TM1 instance you pick