#5:Introducing Qlik Application Automation. It’s a no-code visual design solution for automating your manual workflows.
Data and analytics teams drag and drop configurable blocks onto a canvas instead of writing code to form a sequence of steps that run like a program. These automations flow data through a variety of applications to optimize the end-to-end pipeline between raw data and active intelligence.
#6:Let’s go through some of the basic user interface elements customers are going to see in Qlik Application Automation.
I’ve used various automation tools and low-code/no-code platforms, and I love this maker space.
On the left is the block menu, listing all the available blocks developers uses can add to an automation.
In the middle is the canvas, where users drag-and-drop blocks to make the sequence of actions that the automation runs.
On the right side, is the block configurator. Each block has configuration inputs makers fill out to instruct the blocks how to behave and what data to use to carry out their intended function.
#7:Quickly connect to market leading SaaS applications such as Salesforce, Slack and MS Teams, which are represented as smart blocks that remove the need to technically understand an application’s low-level API.
We’re focusing on making 30 or so connectors available when Qlik App Automation goes GA with the intent to release 2-3 connectors each month based on customer requests and market demand.
#8:Capabilities:
Running automations
Manual execution
Webhooks
Triggered using API endpoint
Scheduled
Types of blocks
Conditions
Loops
Variables
Niko remark: important slide, message is that workflows are as powerful as code (because you can work with conditions, variables, loops etc.)
#11:Capabilities:
Running automations
Manual execution
Webhooks
Triggered using API endpoint
Scheduled
Types of blocks
Conditions
Loops
Variables
Niko remark: important slide, message is that workflows are as powerful as code (because you can work with conditions, variables, loops etc.)
#12:Capabilities:
Running automations
Manual execution
Webhooks
Triggered using API endpoint
Scheduled
Types of blocks
Conditions
Loops
Variables
Niko remark: important slide, message is that workflows are as powerful as code (because you can work with conditions, variables, loops etc.)
#13:Capabilities:
Running automations
Manual execution
Webhooks
Triggered using API endpoint
Scheduled
Types of blocks
Conditions
Loops
Variables
Niko remark: important slide, message is that workflows are as powerful as code (because you can work with conditions, variables, loops etc.)
#14:Capabilities:
Running automations
Manual execution
Webhooks
Triggered using API endpoint
Scheduled
Types of blocks
Conditions
Loops
Variables
Niko remark: important slide, message is that workflows are as powerful as code (because you can work with conditions, variables, loops etc.)
#15:Capabilities:
Running automations
Manual execution
Webhooks
Triggered using API endpoint
Scheduled
Types of blocks
Conditions
Loops
Variables
Niko remark: important slide, message is that workflows are as powerful as code (because you can work with conditions, variables, loops etc.)
#16:Capabilities:
Running automations
Manual execution
Webhooks
Triggered using API endpoint
Scheduled
Types of blocks
Conditions
Loops
Variables
Niko remark: important slide, message is that workflows are as powerful as code (because you can work with conditions, variables, loops etc.)