This document announces an Einstein Analytics presentation for the Farmington Hills Salesforce Developer User Group on October 20, 2018. The presentation will be given by Rikke Hovgaard, an Einstein Analytics Solution Architect, and will cover key Einstein Analytics concepts, building a first dataset, using compare tables, custom maps, actions, and embedding dashboards. The goal is to provide hands-on experience with these Einstein Analytics features.
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Salesforce Developer User Group
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Speaker
Date
Venue/Link
Rikke Hovgaard, Amit Chaudhary
Saturday, OCT 20, 2018 10:00 AM EST ( 7:00 PM IST)
https://zoom.us/j/972158462
2. Who am I ?
Amit Chaudhary (Salesforce MVP)
• Active on Salesforce Developer Community
• Blogging at http://amitsalesforce.blogspot.in/
• Co-Organizer of – FarmingtonHillsSFDCDug
• Follow us @Amit_SFDC or @ApexHours
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3. Our Speaker
Rikke Hovgaard
Einstein Analytics Solution Architect with Salesforce
(ACE team)
User Group Leader
Blogging at www.salesforceblogger.com
Follow me on Twitter @HovsaRikke
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4. ▶ Overview & Key Concepts
▶ Intro to the UI + build my first dataset
▶ Compare table
▶ Custom Maps
▶ Actions
▶ Embedding your dashboards
AGENDA
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Compare Tables
▶ What: table format to compare and calculate
▶ As soon as you need to calculate think compare table
▶ Example: % change from one month to another, YTD
comparison
▶ Try it yourself:
▶ http://www.salesforceblogger.com/2017/10/03/einstein-analytics-
calculation-without-code/
▶ http://www.salesforceblogger.com/2017/11/20/ytd-comparison-
with-compare-tables/
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Custom Maps
▶ What: view data in a visually different way in maps – but create
your own!
▶ Example: Specific sales regions, race track, stadium
▶ Try it yourself:
▶ https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/projects/wave
_charts_custom_map
▶ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7SwnjYm1mQ
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Actions
▶ What: act on insight you get directly from your dashboard using
global actions.
▶ Example: Open record in Salesforce, post to chatter, add to
campaign
▶ Try it yourself:
▶ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nc8wytTMhqw
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Embedding
▶ What: don’t look for dashboard, place them where the users
are
▶ Example: Account overview on the account page and filter on
just the relevant account
▶ Try it yourself:
▶ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yi8i83vho5Y
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That’s all folks…
▶ Next time let’s look at some more advanced features…
▶ Dataflow
▶ SAQL
▶ October 27th same time, same place
▶ https://trailblazercommunitygroups.com/events/details/salesfor
ce-farmington-mi-developers-group-presents-salesforce-apex-
hours-einstein-analytics-part-2#/
▶ Embarking on your EA journey?
http://www.salesforceblogger.com/2018/02/05/embarking-on-
your-einstein-analytics-journey-start-here/
Key MessageSalesforce is a publicly traded company. Customers should make buying decisions only on the products commercially available.
Talk TrackBefore I begin, just a quick note that you should base your purchasing decisions on products and services that are currently available.
There are a few concepts from EA that are good to know. I've tried to compare them with std reporting though it two tools that work differently.Datasets are our data, the way we structure our objects, so it's similar to what report types do. To create this structure we use the dataflow.Once we do a single exploration with measures and groupings that is a lens similar to a report.Dashboards is well dashboards. And instead of folders in EA we use apps, but works in the same way as folders controlling access.
How many of you have experience that your std report times out?We don't have the same issue in EA since we grab the data from the objects we need and put in a flat file.Once we have that we can index the columns - similarly to what you have in a book that uses an index in the back of it - so we can quickly find what we are looking for.Key thing is we can bring any data together and even do some data prep before we allow user to explore the data in lenses and dashboards. And btw we don't need to save a lens to use it in a dashboard.
Another thing to be aware off is that in order for us to combine data freely in EA we look at the most detailed level. To the left you will see how std reports work, we start at the top and become more detailed with each level - until we reach the 3rd level.In EA we turn this around and start with oppty line item and then add more detail to it looking upwards. You can add as many objects as you want as long as they have a relation.