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Increasing the Pulse Web client session timeout
By default the Pulse Web client sessions timeout after 20 min of inactivity. To update the timeout value:
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Making Sense of Past Events with Pulse
As your financial system gets larger and more complex, you’re exposed to a wide range of users and will inevitably bump up against performance challenges that come along with the increased scope. No matter how much effort you put into creating highly efficient and optimized workflows and processes, you’re never going to escape user complaints such…
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Pulse Excel Logging
The close integration of Excel and TM1 has been one of the driving factors in the success of the platform. Spreadsheets are the tool of choice for people who want to crunch numbers and model complex scenarios.
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Pulse User Sessions
When one of your users complains that TM1 is slow, maybe the user is right or wrong, maybe it is just a subjective experience, but you cannot be sure.
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Who is using Pulse
Pulse tracks its own usage. You can see who was logged in and which features they were using.
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Creating a new Pulse alert
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.
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Pulse Dashboard Editor
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.
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Pulse Instance Settings
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:
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Pulse Configuration
The Configuration page can be split into four sections:
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Using the Pulse Explorer
The Pulse Explorer is the best Pulse feature to troubleshoot issues that happened in the past.