Category: Pulse

  • Test and Deploy with Confidence

    Test and Deploy with Confidence

    In this episode, we’ll cover three key topics: Reviewing someone else’s code can be painful when naming conventions and logic differ. It slows down reviews and makes enforcing best practices difficult. In this episode we’ll show you how Arc+ helps standardize and simplify this process. Testing is another challenge. IBM Planning Analytics doesn’t provide automated…

  • From Data to Decisions: TM1 Reporting Made Easy

    From Data to Decisions: TM1 Reporting Made Easy

    🚀 Discover the Power of TM1 Development with Cubewise’s 3-Part Webinar Series Are you a TM1 developer or power user looking to sharpen your skills and explore new tools that can streamline your workflow? Cubewise invites you to an exciting three-part webinar series designed to guide you through building powerful Excel forecasting spreadsheets and stunning…

  • Pulse v7.1 is now available

    Pulse v7.1 is now available

    We’re excited to introduce Pulse v7.1, bringing smarter monitoring, improved session control, and enhanced security features to your TM1 environment. 🔒 Cancel All Sessions by Session ID Managing parallel processes just got easier. A new button in Pulse Live Monitoring lets you instantly cancel all sessions sharing the same session ID—perfect for terminating multiple processes…

  • TM1 License Reporting: Why It Matters

    TM1 License Reporting: Why It Matters

    In today’s fast-paced business environment, maximizing value from every software investment is key and IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) is no exception. So, if your organization uses TM1, ensuring that your license usage is efficient, compliant, and cost-effective is more important than ever. That’s where a License Optimization Report becomes an indispensable tool, not just for…

  • Using Pulse with Dark Mode

    Using Pulse with Dark Mode

    Dark Mode Support Pulse 7.0.0 introduces support for dark mode, allowing users to switch between light and dark themes for a more comfortable viewing experience. To enable dark mode, users can toggle the theme in their user profile settings. Click on your user name in the top right corner then User Profile and finally click…

  • Pulse v7.0 is now available

    Pulse v7.0 is now available

    This new release brings massive improvements to the Pulse Web Client, including dark mode support, and a modernized user interface. It also includes enhancements to the Pulse Application Server and various fixes to improve the overall performance and usability of Pulse. We highly recommend everyone to upgrade to this version to take advantage of the…

  • Using OpenID to login to Pulse

    Using OpenID to login to Pulse

    Pulse supports OpenID authentication such as authentication using OKTA or AzureAD. To configure it, you need to go to Administration > Configuration. OpenID settings in Pulse Under Pulse Authentication, tick OpenID and enter the following information as per the screenshot: Register the redirect URL Then you need to register the following URL in your OpenID…

  • Creating new alert templates

    Creating new alert templates

    What is an Alert Template? An Alert Template is a predefined alert with default settings that you can use to create new alerts quickly. Instead of manually configuring each alert, you can apply a template that already contains default values for the alert settings. Creating a new Alert Template To create an alert template: Migrating…

  • Pulse v6.6 is now available

    Pulse v6.6 is now available

    New Navigation Menu Pulse v6.6.0 introduces a new way to navigate between features and environments/instances. It is now easier to switch between features and to find your TM1 instances. Pulse Monitor Optimizations (on-premise customer only) Starting with v6.6.0, the Pulse Monitor now comprises of two files, monitor.exe and monitor-cmd.exe. The monitor.exe file is the main…

  • Updating the Pulse Opensearch JVM maximum memory

    Updating the Pulse Opensearch JVM maximum memory

    This article explains how to update the Pulse Opensearch maximum memory. To see how much memory the Pulse Opensearch service is using, open Task Manager and look for pulse-opensearch.exe (in the example below it is currently using 697,644K): The minimum memory should be 1 GB. This value can be overwritten when installing Pulse. Updating the Pulse Opensearch…