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Look & Learn - Setting up Alerts

April 24, 2017

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Elan Looker, Sales Engineer at Looker, takes us through the process of setting up alerts in Looker. Looker lets you schedule periodic delivery of a user-defined dashboard. You also can schedule delivery of a Look’s visualization or data in the form of an email, webhook, Amazon S3 bucket, or upload to an SFTP server. Each saved Look or dashboard can have multiple schedules, and each user of that data has their own set of schedules. If a user edits or deletes one of their schedules, only their recipients will be impacted; other users might have other schedules related to that data. Learn more about Scheduling Looks at: https://looker.com/docs/sharing-and-publishing/emails-and-alerts

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