Tableau
Make your analytics estate usable

Build Tableau asset intelligence and reporting follow-through from workbooks, views, projects, and data-source metadata. Turn accessible Tableau workbooks and views into a searchable directory with clear ownership and project context.

Create a governance and discovery system backed by Tableau metadata, source identifiers, and tracked remediation work. SPIRITT builds the application alongside Tableau and keeps source records linked to the work it executes.

This connection reads workbook, view, data-source, project, group, user and active-job metadata. SPIRITT builds discovery and operations systems from those records; workbook editing, refresh initiation and underlying business-data queries are not included in these operations.

Workbook, view, owner, project and published-source metadata can power discovery and stewardship. SPIRITT builds a navigable asset directory, identifies ownership gaps and tracks the administrative work needed to keep that directory useful.

Yes. Give SPIRITT a checking schedule and an outcome to own. It can revisit workbooks, views, projects, data sources, and jobs, persist progress between runs, and follow unresolved work through your connected apps. The inventory covers the signed-in site and the assets visible to the connection, not every site or historical job.

Open a SPIRITT workspace, connect Tableau, and hand over a mission. Name the records to work with, the outcome, and the companion apps you want involved.