Thoughtspot

This page will guide you through the setup of Thoughtspot in K using the direct connect method.

Integration details

Step 1) Create a KADA user

• Log into your Thoughtspot account

• Create a user account using the instructions provided in this link - https://docs.thoughtspot.com/software/latest/user-management
  
  

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• User account must be a local account (i.e. not via SSO authentication)

• Add the User to a group that has

  • Can administer ThoughtSpot privilege or

  • Can manage data, Can manage catalog
    
    The group with Can administer ThoughtSpot will be given access to all objects by default. The group with Can manage data, Can manage catalog will need to be added to each object you want to load into K.
    
    

Note: the user will use the following Thoughtspot V1 APIs to extract metadata:

• tspublic/v1/metadata/list

• tspublic/v1/metadata/details

• tspublic/v1/session/orgs

• tspublic/v1/session/org

• tspublic/v1/session/login
  
  

Step 2) Setup the source in K

• Log into K

• Select Platform Settings in the side bar

• In the pop-out side panel, under Integrations click on Sources

• Click Add Source and select Thoughtspot
  
  

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• Select Direct Connect

• Fill in the Source Settings and click Save & Next

  • Name: Give the Thoughtspot source a name in K

    • e.g. Acme Inc Thoughtspot

  • Host: Use your Tableau Cloud base URL

    • e.g. app.thoughtspot.com

  • Organisation IDs: This is the organisation ID for your Thoughtspot instance. It can be found in your Admin console under Settings.

    • e.g. 2014023163
      If you are unable to locate the Organisation ID through the Admin console, you may use this python script instead to list the IDs

      import requests import json BASE_URL = 'REPLACE BASE URL' # e.g. https://kada.thoughtspot.cloud LOGIN_URL = BASE_URL + '/callosum/v1/tspublic/v1/session/login' ORG_URL = BASE_URL + '/callosum/v1/tspublic/v1/session/orgs' data = { 'username': "REPLACE USERNAME", 'password': "REPLACE PASSWORD" } with requests.Session() as session: session.post(LOGIN_URL, verify=True, data=data) res = session.get(ORG_URL, verify=True) res_json = json.loads(res.text) for org in res_json.get('orgs', []): print("Org Name: {}, Org Id: {}".format(org['orgName'], org['orgId']))

  • Update the Host / Database mapping - see Host / Database Mapping. This step can be completed after the initial load via the guided workflow.

• Enter your API and Token details and click Save

  • Username: Enter the name of the user you created in Step 1

  • Password: Add the password of the user you created in Step 1

• Check the connection by clicking Test connection

• Click Save & Finish