1. Right click on floor -> Application Builder -> Instance -> Auto-Configure Preferences

1. Select the Instance for which you want to enable automatic addition of custom fields.

– This will enable all fields coming in the JSON…Read more

Right click on Floor -> Account -> Edit

Select the account from drop-down and click on Next. You’ll get a pop as see we see below.

Update the credentials, and click on Submit.

You’ll get a pop up to select the data source, please chose the one that is associated with the account and click on Submit.

To validate, execute the…Read more

• Click on Delete

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Right click on Floor -> Application Builder -> Show -> Drag and Drop the view on the floor.

Select the Application -> Right click -> Application Builder -> Manage -> Export

You’ll get a notification on bell icon, click on it

Click on the connector name to download it.

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To find out which container/visualization is made from which data set, follow the mentioned steps:

Open the Data Panel (preferably in every data set collapsed by licking on Collapse Icon Next to Delete/Purge icon) > Go to the tab of your preference > Hover the Mouse over the Container(s) > Respective Data Sets will start getting…Read more

The 2 ways to understand the order in which operations were executed to fetch the data are:

1. History Panel – All the operations can be watched inside the History Panel in an Anti-chronological manner (latest first).
2. Execution Graph – Visually all the operations and resultant data set can be seen in a chronological order where Blue…

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Execution Graph helps you to identify the datasets which have been utilized to create formulas that use data fields coming from multiple datasets.

To understand this, go to the Execution Graph and zoom into the Green Node (Depicts Formulas of the same type grouped together). The type of formulas we are discussing here have 2 types of…Read more

Yes, there is an easy way to discover templates where it could be Run as an Operation apart from getting discovered on any other contextual operation.

To make it happen, the template should be “Registered as Operation” while saving. You just have to tick the checkbox in the template saving wizard which says Register As…Read more

Yes, templates always ask for the instance you want to run the template on at the very start if they are Run As Operation else, if the template is to be discovered on an operation then you already have to run operation of your instance on which the template will run further.

When you will run the template as an operation, the following…Read more

Deleting or PURGING in Klera can be done through Data Panel itself by clicking on the Bin icon at the top right of the Data Panel

But, there are 3 check-points which a user needs to ensure else Klera won’t delete that data set.

The 3 check-points are:

1. There should be no visualization/container of that data set on any of the Ta…

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A user can access the Operation Details on any of the visual created on the data set.
Click on the 3 Dot menu at the top left of a container > Click Operation Details
This will give us a tool tip box of information where the selected Column/values are listed under the header Parameters.

Following is the image of the tool…Read more

Klera supports writing to its own (native) dataset and enable user to quickly save data required for solving any use case in Klera itself instead of depending on any external database.

Native database help you to perform:

1. Save data of any dataset into Native database. You can select column to save in native database.

2. Read…Read more

Yes, you can still solve your use case by making use of Klera’s schemaless database which is very simple to use in terms of writing data into it as well as fetching data from it.

To write any data into it, simply, Right Click on the blank space within the container from which you want to write the data and you will get the option of “Data…Read more

Klera takes care of data security in various ways to help users achieve the desired result along with keeping the check on data security.

Following are the ways:

1. Share work as a Template or App – Template and Apps work like a macro which performs all the data fetching, computations, and visualizations but for the connector/data…

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Yes, Klera provides conditional formatting options in its Grid View (Tabular View).

You can select the container, go to Visualization Panel and see which columns have been used in it. Just beside the column names, you get a drop-down arrow which, if clicked, shows Conditional Formatting.

Once clicked, you get options to put certain…Read more

It can be achieved in the “Card View.”

You can create a card view of the desired columns. Now select the Layout Builder as shown in image.

Once clicked, it opens up a Pop-Up form of Layout builder where hover to the column which contains the URL of the images.

Select Render As – Reader View. The image/video will come up as seen in…Read more

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We can group multiple Apps belonging to a Solution while saving the Editable App/Exploration as an App.

App Group should have the same name while saving every exploration as an App so that these are clubbed under the same solution.

Go to File Menu > Save As > App, a pop-up will appear displaying the control on how to save an App…Read more

Apps on Klera are of 2 types:

– One Time Use Apps

– Reusable Apps – Apps that can be RESET (re-executed).

By RESET, it means that one can re-run the App from scratch and choose the connector instances again to fetch fresh data from other instances of the tool if required.

To make a Reusable App, click the RESET APP checkbox…Read more

Whenever a template is made to run in Klera based on certain operational discovery, it will fetch a group of pages that are Grouped as a single tab unless you click on that tab itself.

To view any hidden tabs/pages of that template, Right Click on the Group of tabs > Select “Ungroup”

This will now ungroup the template tabs and now…Read more

Include Meta is an advanced option which is provided while saving a template that additionally saves following information while saving template(s):

1. Images
2. Meta Information
This makes the template saving time a bit longer than the usual and also increases the size of template.

Check this option of Include Meta only when it is highly…Read more

There are 2 ways to share a template with others:

1. Users on the same Klera environment – Go to Home Screen > Select your template > Right Click > Publish Template > Select the Roles and Publish.
   The template is shared
2. Users on the other Klera environment – Go to Home Screen > Select your template > Right Click > Export Template >…

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As templates are always run inside exploration and exploration can be scheduled. Hence, we can schedule that exploration to run automatically at regular intervals after the template is run for the first time.

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All the alerts get dismissed when that exploration is saved as a template. Hence, no alerts get transferred inside a template.

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The explorations can be shared/published on a website through the Publish feature of Klera where an HTML Code Snippet (iFrame tag) is generated which can be placed in your website and the exploration will get published there.

To know more about publishing, Click Here.

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No, Klera is not available as Desktop Application.

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We can configure Klera behind proxy.

Following is the example where steps are provided to configure one of the proxy servers, Nginx Proxy with Klera:

Note: This configuration is based on the Nginx version: nginx/1.14.0

Steps to configure proxy:

1. Login into Nginx proxy server
2. Open the Nginx configuration file (niginx.conf)

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For different Installation related queries, please Click Here.

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Klera can be installed on following Operating Systems:

– Windows Server 2016 Standard 64 bit / Windows Server 2019 Standard 64 bit

– Oracle Linux 7.6

– Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.9

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Yes, one has the feasibility to provision a server on any of these cloud services like AWS, OCI, Azure & GCP and can deploy Klera.

Please ensure that the system you try to access through Klera (e.g. Jira/GitLab/Salesforce, etc.) should be accessible from the cloud.

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Yes, Klera can be installed on Virtual Machine.

Please ensure that the system you try to access through Klera (e.g. Jira/GitLab/Salesforce, etc.) should be accessible from that machine.

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To Delete any formula column, go to your data panel and open the data set in which that formula result column sits. Go to that particular formula result column and open the column menu by clicking on a 3 dot menu there. You will get the DELETE option there.

* Kindly note, the dependent operation or formula columns based on the deleted column…Read more

Cyclic Dependency arises in a situation when a user tries to create an arithmetic or lookup formula using 2 other columns whose entities depend on the values of each other.

For Example:

Column B is a formula result which uses elements of Column A. Now if you try to create a formula using columns A & B, it might give you a circular…Read more

For any arithmetic formula to work properly on a column, the column should meet 2 basic criteria:

1. The column’s data type should be Integer
2. The column should not be multi-valued
If the above criteria are met, the arithmetic formula should work fine using this column.

To check these criteria, Select the column, Got to Business Type &…Read more

As you are trying to use REPLACE function of REGEX, please note, we cannot use the above mentioned Function in Klera. We can only SEARCH entities using Special Characters of REGEX.

Of course, REGEX can be used with Klera’s function.

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Few commonly used REGEX for different purposes are as follows:

1. To find all the values after a special character
   REGEX(Data set.Column, NULL, “”Special Character ([^:s]+)””)
2. To find all the values before a special character
   REGEX(Data set.Column, NULL, “”^[^Special Character]+””, true)
3. To find all the values between 2 special…

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It is advisable not to do a mathematical calculation on a multi-valued column.

To use the values of a multi-valued column, you should first apply REMOVE DUPLICATE operation on the selected columns which will fetch all the values in different rows.

To use REMOVE DUPLICATE, Select multiple columns then Right Click and Go to FORMULA.…Read more

If any desired formula is needed urgently and is not present in Klera. Then you can make use of Klera’s integration with PYTHON.

A user can write a formula in PYTHON script and then integrate that in Klera so that the created formula (function) starts showing up in Klera.

The limitation is that this formula will only be available to…Read more

There is no need to use multiple AND/OR functions.

You can put more than two conditions in these formulas by simply putting commas (,) between them.

E.g. AND(a=b,c>d,e<f)

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