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We are excited to release these new updates to Magic ETL! 

• Upsert Processing: Update rows in output datasets without reprocessing the full dataset, based on a unique row-level key. This replaces any of the remaining needs for recursive dataflows. This makes the pipeline pattern much more resilient and efficient due to an easy recovery process and no longer a need to reprocess data or perform complex comparison logic when updating an existing dataset. 
• ‘Remove Duplicates’ Tile: Now includes “Add All Columns” and a corresponding “Remove All Columns” buttons that allows for easy adding or removing of columns in bulk. 
• Increased Magic ETL Canvas Size: Build better, more organized DataFlows that are easier to document and easier to update. Perform all the operations necessary without having to arbitrarily split the flow into multiple flows due to the previous small canvas size. 
• Magic ETL Mini Map: Provides a better navigation experience with a mini map in the bottom right corner to quickly and easily see the layout of the tiles.  

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Please note: these features are scheduled to release on September 18, but subject to change and could lead to a delay in its deployment for an unknown amount of time. 

We’re adding a few capabilities to Forms and App Studio which helps a low-code user easily create a powerful app that, for example, collects information, kicks off a workflow, and queues up an approval for a user who can act on what’s presented in the app.  

• Question-specific Right Rail Drill: We’ve moved the more advanced form question settings into a question-specific right rail to enhance and simplify the interface and allow us to continue to add more functionality to forms.  
• Cascading Filters: When configuring a form, now you can set up questions with cascading filters, so the previous question can filter subsequent questions.  
• App Studio Queues Widget: We’ve brought queues directly into App Studio with a new widget. This integration between Queues and App Studio empowers the user’s ability to organize tasks efficiently, enhancing Workflow management and productivity. This integration allows for more customizability available inside a tailored and pre-designed app built in App Studio.  

For example, imagine a customer who relies on accurate inventory data to maintain optimal stock levels across multiple store locations. If the stock for a particular item falls below a certain threshold, an alert is triggered to initiate a workflow. This workflow automatically generates a user task to approve a new purchase order, which then appears in a queue within their app. Store managers can access the app to review and approve any necessary purchase orders applicable to their store location, ensuring their inventory is promptly restocked. If approved, the workflow will automatically submit the purchase order to the vendor. With Domo, customers can visualize their data and take action in one centralized app, backed by an automated workflow. 

Product sneak peaks are an exclusive perk for our Community members only 👏 

Please note: these features are scheduled to release on September 18, but subject to change and could lead to a delay in its deployment for an unknown amount of time. 

Historically, Account Ownership was tied to a single individual, making things like change management, or administration by groups next to impossible — which limits the ability to scale. Additionally, if that individual left the company, reclaiming those now-orphaned accounts was difficult and required workarounds in order to get data flowing again. The new Accounts Ownership model solves this by:   

• Accounts can now be owned by Domo Groups. 
• Accounts can now have multiple users or groups designated as owners. 
• More granular sharing logic, allowing you to share accounts in a more limited fashion. 
• Share with permissions as “Owner”, “Edit”, “Share”, and “Read Only”. 

Groups of people can jointly and efficiently administer accounts, allowing them to scale their administration workload across more people, and have smoother handoffs of accounts between individuals. 

Product sneak peaks are an exclusive perk for our Community members only 👏 

Please note: these features are scheduled to release on September 18, but subject to change and could lead to a delay in its deployment for an unknown amount of time. 

So I have been meaning to post this for a while. And many here know I am very passionate about up leveling how we communicate new feature releases for Domo with our customers and our user community. While we have made huge strides, there are still some small things that sometimes sneak out without the formal release fanfare (which I was reminded of this again reviewing content for our upcoming customer release in 2 weeks!).

And well, heatmap cards have long been some of my favorite to use in Domo and we recently (or in the last couple months) added two cool setting for the Heatmap card type in Domo (note this is different than the Heatmap table type and is under Other or Popular Charts):

1) Add a total row and/or column (without having to pre calc a ton of things)

2) Set how many series you want to show (before if you used top X rows it would show 5 values not the first 5 set of data)See below for example showing the legacy view and then tabs showing the totals and Adding Top 5)

Screenshots attached and you can also go ahead and see how it works in this Domo App Studio App:

https://embed.domo.com/embed/pages/Qn0Z9

Have fun!