With Palette Trust Tableau Server administrators can handle all related communications, including direct communications and automated outage notifications directly on Tableau Server. And if Tableau Server should ever go down, Palette Trust will be available for you and your users to see statuses and communicate.
Palette Trust
Automate monitoring and display communications on Tableau Server. No more automated messages sent through distribution lists to interrupt and be ignored.
Features
- Communicate planned outages and maintenance windows directly on Tableau Server
- Fallback status page in case Tableau Server goes down
- Handle multiple clusters in one Palette Trust instance
- Automatically create notifications for users in case Tableau processes fail
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