If there is something you’d like to know about your TM1 application such as, how a cube is updated, where an attribute is used or where a specific string is referenced, just ask Pulse. You can access this search feature from the top bar:

Starting now with Pulse v5.7.3, you can now use Windows (SSO) Authentication for Pulse. What that means is when you navigate to the Pulse website (or thick client) you can be automatically logged in with your Windows account. Windows Authentication provides two major benefits:

To enable Excel logging in Pulse, you first need to go to Administration > Configuration and then tick “TM1 Workbook” as below:

Since Pulse v5.6, you can choose to use MS SQL Server (2012 and onwards) instead of the default H2 database. To learn how to migrate to MS SQL Server you should check the following article:

Pulse v5.6 introduced support to MS SQL Server (2012 and onwards). This article describes the steps that you need to follow to configure Pulse with MS SQL Server.