AWS Business Intelligence Blog

In this post, we show you how to implement a serverless solution to deliver Quick Sight reports to non-Quick Sight users using AWS services. The solution tracks and persists the snapshot request details and output outside of Quick Sight.

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The Amazon Quick Suite Learning Series is a free learning resource hosted by our Amazon Quick Suite Community. We provide live weekly webinars to give users of all technical backgrounds an on-demand experience to learn from our technical experts. Session topics include new feature launches, best practices, and feature deep dives to improve your Amazon Quick Suite user experience, empowering you to unlock all that Quick Suite has to offer.

This post demonstrates how to resolve ambiguous location names using the location mapping feature in Quick Sight. This tool helps you explicitly define the correct geographical context for your data, achieving accurate geospatial insights.

This blog post demonstrates how to combine filters with calculated fields for precise data segmentation, control visual displays based on context, implement parameter-based navigation across dashboards, and integrate the Quick Suite chat agent for natural language querying.

We are excited to announce the general availability of expanding dashboard customizations of tables and pivot tables in Amazon Quick Sight, the AI-powered business intelligence (BI) service. With this enhancement, readers can add or remove fields, change aggregations, and modify formatting directly in dashboards without requiring updates from authors. This enhancement boosts self-service analytics, reducing reliance on authors, and helps readers tailor insights to their role.

In this post, learn how SISAMEX revamped their inventory management by implementing, Amazon Quick Sight, the business intelligence (BI) capability of Amazon Quick Suite, transforming a 3-hour manual process into a 1-minute automated solution with real-time analytics and enhanced data accuracy.

In this post, we show you how to enable on-demand SPICE refresh with a custom button in Quick Suite, as shown in the following screenshot, so you can maintain fast, interactive dashboards while giving users control over when data updates occur.

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One of the key components in Quick Sight is SPICE (Super-fast, Parallel, In-memory Calculations Engine). This fully managed and highly available query acceleration engine is designed to provide fast responses to queries originating within analyses, dashboards, pixel-perfect reports, data exports, and for questions asked using natural language. In this post, we explain how to use the refresh APIs from the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) and explore relevant use cases.