Intro It’s been a while since my last post here, so it’s good to be back with some new platform features and how we can apply them to some ideas and use-cases. In this post we’ll be looking at how we can automate the process of emailing potential customers who abandon carts filled with items on e-commerce websites. It’s a pretty novel use-case, made for fun to demo how things work with one of Domos new features....
Intro Yes, it’s another OpenAI blog post (although it’s my first one, so i’m definitely late to the party). In this post, we’ll explore how to utilise an OpenAI endpoint from a Jupyter workspace within Domo. Our objective will be to translate data from a dataset, from English into multiple languages and to then provide users with the option to switch the language of the content they see via a filter at the dashboard level....
Intro I find one of the barriers to using the Domo CLI effectively can often be its reliance on needing to be stored and executed locally from a users laptop. In an ideal world, we would host the CLI within our Domo environment, where we’re able to execute it from a small container or VM, allowing us to run it in a scheduled manner without having to have a local machine running 24/7....
Intro We’ll look today at how we can pass Domo data in to third party applications using Dataset Alerts & Webhooks. Specifically, we’ll look at how we can do this in Slack, where we can trigger a Slack workflow to automatically post a message in to any given Slack channel that contains data from a Domo dataset. We’ll use dataset alerts to initiate the trigger and subsequently a Webhook to send the payload of data from Domo to Slack....
I posted a couple of weeks ago with a dashboard performing some sentiment analysis on Tweets collected during Englands fixtures of the World Cup, in this post we’ll go behind the scenes to look at how it was created. Now that are England are out of the World Cup and Argentina have won, with Messi cementing his reputation as the 🐐, now seems like a good time to write up the process of how I did the analysis....