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❄️❄️ Tip of the Week #22: Snowflake Series part III: Run Your Magic ETL Flows Directly in Snowflake
No more exporting data from Snowflake to transform it in Domo. With Magic ETL on Snowflake ❄️❄️, your data transformations run directly in your Snowflake warehouse, without moving data, all from Domo’s visual interface. This feature is ideal for low-code users and teams that want to keep governance and performance within…
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💡Tip of the week #21 - Chart of the Month 🏆 – Spot Your Drop-Offs with the Funnel Chart
We kicked off last month with the Sankey chart, and now it’s time for the second edition of Chart of the Month. Each month we spotlight a Domo chart type that helps you tell stronger data stories when used in the right scenario. This time, let’s look at the Funnel Chart, the go-to option for showing how values decrease as…
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❄️❄️ Tip of the Week #20: Snowflake Series part II: Build ETLs and Write Back to Snowflake ❄️❄️
In Domo, you can build ETL pipelines that read from Snowflake ❄️, transform your data, and write the results back to your Snowflake warehouse, all without leaving Domo's interface. This approach keeps your data governance in Snowflake while leveraging Domo's visual ETL capabilities for seamless transformations. Follow…
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❄️❄️Tip of the Week #19: Snowflake Series Part I: Build Content in Domo Using Live Snowflake Data ❄
If your Snowflake–Cloud Integration connection is already set up, you’re ready to start creating value, without moving a single row of data 🎯 What can you do now? With the connection in place, you can: Create cards and apps in App Studio directly from Snowflake tables Build alerts and automated updates using live data…
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💡 Tip of the Week: Mastering FIXED Functions in Beast Mode
Beast Mode’s FIXED functions give you precise control over how your metrics are calculated, regardless of how users filter or group the data on a card. They're especially useful when you need your KPIs to remain stable and consistent across different contexts. 📌 Here you have some examples of Fixed Functions: ✅ FIXED…
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💡 Weekly Tips Recap – So far so good!
After 17 weeks, here’s a round-up of all the Tips of the Week so far, each bringing a practical way to get more out of Domo 👇 1️⃣ Tip #1: Master Copy & Paste in Magic ETL Copy transformations across DataFlows without starting from scratch.🔗 2️⃣ Tip #2: Migrating Dashboards to App Studio (Don’t Panic 😅) Step-by-step guide…
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🧩 Tip of the Week #17: Build dynamic app-like pages with App Components (Beta availability)
App Components in App Studio allow you to design interactive, visually rich pages that go far beyond traditional charts. With customizable visual building blocks, you can create experiences that feel more like an app than a dashboard, without writing a single line of code. You can build dynamic lists, galleries, banners,…
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💡 Tip of the Week #16: Stay up to date with Domo’s latest features
Domo is constantly evolving, with new features and improvements in each release—but are you keeping up? The New Features page is your go-to hub to discover what’s new, what’s coming, and how to get more value from the platform. 🔍 What you’ll find there: Recently released features with short descriptions and visuals Early…
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💡 Tip of the Week #15: Show the data you want by default
Tired of changing the date filter every time you open a dashboard? Now you can set a default date using variables, so your cards always display the right time frame, automatically. 🔧 How it works: Go to Variables in the Analyzer or Dashboard settings. Create a new variable of type Date. In the Default Value, select…
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💡 Tip of the Week #14: Make flows and relationships clear with Sankey Charts
🙌 Thanks @jm_gomez for the idea 🙌 This week’s tip comes with something new, Chart of the Month 🏆 From now on, every first week of the month we’ll highlight a Domo chart type that’s worth discovering (or revisiting). These charts can help you tell better data stories, especially when used in the right scenario. We’re…
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