You can create a single filter for use across all the visualisations in a workspace.

Creating User Experience filters requires admin access.

The filter you create is available in the workspace in which you created it.

For filters to work in workspaces, you must configure an event handler to apply the filters.

You can add multiple data sources of the same type for time series (including Area, Column, Line, Stepline, and Spline) and bar (including Horizontal bar and Vertical bar) visualisations.

You no longer have to activate the KPI Signals (com.snc.pa.kpi_signals) plugin. It is active by default.

If you do not want this feature, request a Now Platform administrator to set the property com.snc.pa.activate_kpi_signals to false. Because this property does not exist by default, the administrator must add it.

If you reactivate KPI Signals, signal detection resumes from the time you originally deactivated the feature, not from the time you reactivated it.

The data visualisation component configuration adds more options and an enhanced user interface.

You can configure new visualisations in Workspace from tables and indicators using the Data Visualisation configuration.

From the UI Builder, you can add visualisations to your landing page based on Performance Analytics and Reporting data. Configure a new visualisation by dragging the Data Visualisation configuration icon onto the Stage pane.

The following styling options are added in the Quebec release:

* Show or hide a visualisation component header on a landing page, along with its label and icons.

* Change score sizes of single score visualisations.

* Set default, palette, or single colour options for data display.

* Sort on categories in bar, pie, and donut visualisations based on table data sources.

* Define data label positions and show labels that overlap on bar visualisations.

Creating a new visualisation type is not an available styling option.

As a responsible user, you can receive email notifications about new or unresolved signals, anti-signals, or any actions taken on signals.

You can configure how frequently you get these reminders and the maximum number of reminders to get for a signal.

You no longer have to open KPI Signals and manually check each KPI for signals.

Scheduling a report for the signal data does not provide real-time updates.

Manually check the KPI for signals and monitoring the signal score on a dashboard requires the user to constantly check for the updates without a pause, which is not easy.

You can set target values for indicators. When you set a target for an indicator on the Analytics Hub, you can now do the following:

* Set a start date in the future.

* Set a review date on which to consider updating the target.

* Set the target as an improvement on the average score or on the previous target. You can set the improvement as a percentage.

You can have the targets apply only to specific breakdown elements and time series. The target starts to apply at a selected date and continues to apply until you set the next target. However, you can set a review date on which to reconsider the target.