Governance & Security Product Enhancement Ideas
Current public embed URL has 5 characters by default. There is a risk of someone being able to brute force our current public embed URL. Do we have a way to make the random strings in our public embed URL’s longer. This increases the Security drastically while allowing the sharing of cards and pages. The alternative is to…
Would it be possible to add three fields from the "configuration" structure of Writeback connectors — like the Domo-to-S3 writeback connectors — for the "Path", "Input Dataset ID" and "Filename" values to either DomoStats or DomoGovernance reports? Doing so would allow more transparency into what data sources are being…
Hello, This request refers to the possibility of granting a user with Developer access to specific objects (datasets, pages, cards), and Participant role to the rest of the instance. Is this possible? Thanks, K.Nagesh
The versioning history available on Dataset Views is only accessible when editing the view and doesn't appear to be included in any Governance reports. In addition, the version history view lacks key information such as old/new calculated field syntax and user info. Finally, the version history view appears to attribute…
It would be ideal if, when adding permissions to a custom role from the admin features, the permissions were as granular as the individual options listed on the Admin menu. For example, we have UI/UX designers that need access to the Brand Kit but to do this, currently we'd have to allow them access to all company settings…
I know there is a feature to update groups to own a dataset. If we can have group ownership for dataflows as well, that will help track dataflow failures as a team.
Can we get a groups dataset which includes all of the Groups attributes, ie description. With that said can we get any of the domo stats/domo governance datasets to include all of the attributes of the data. Another example is Reports to on the User dataset.
This knowledge base article lists all of the events that are tracked in the Activity Log, but it's not obvious what some of them mean (eg. “Shared” vs “Added” vs “Access Granted”). It would be helpful to add definitions to the documentation so that admins can better leverage this data.
We want to do an audit of datasets accessed via API calls, as well as the clients using those calls, and I was amazed that this isn't logged as part of DomoStats (or the deprecated (?) Domo Governance datasets). I am recommending that this be added either through DomoStats or some other mechanism.
Yes I know I can do it in the Activity log dataset, but it be great if you could filter OUT actions/users, etc. while viewing the activity log in the admin panel. Often there's users/content types that are filling up the activity log when I'm trying to look for something else.
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