Who can sign in to your ThoughtSpot instance

ThoughtSpot Cloud users, their account status and their groups, with Ploy managing who has access.

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TYPE · SAASAUTH · USERNAME AND PASSWORDDOMAIN · THOUGHTSPOT.COM

ThoughtSpot connectorHOURLY SYNCCAPABILITIES

WHAT PLOY DOES

Sync usersEvery ThoughtSpot user arrives in Ploy. A deactivated, suspended or expired account shows as revoked.

READ

Read groupsEvery group arrives as a resource, with who belongs to it. Privileges in ThoughtSpot come from groups.

READ

Add usersCreate a ThoughtSpot user from an approved request.

WRITE

Add and remove group membershipPut a user into a group and take them out again.

WRITE

Deactivate and remove usersDeactivate a ThoughtSpot user, or delete them.

WRITE

2.1WHAT IT UNLOCKS

Three jobs this connector does on day one

REVIEWS

Review who sees your analytics

Put every ThoughtSpot user and their groups in front of the right reviewer.

OFFBOARDING

Remove access on day one

When someone leaves, Ploy deactivates or deletes their ThoughtSpot user.

REQUESTS

Group access on request

Approved requests add people to the group they need, and reviews take them out again.

2.3

SETUP

TYPICALLY 10 MINUTES

STEP 01

Create a service user

Create a local ThoughtSpot user with the Can administer ThoughtSpot privilege. With role-based access control on, Can manage users and Can manage groups are enough. It must be able to sign in without multi-factor authentication.

STEP 02

Connect in Ploy

Enter your ThoughtSpot Cloud address, ending in thoughtspot.cloud, and the user name and password.

STEP 03

Choose the Org

If your instance uses Orgs, enter the Org ID. Leave it blank for the Primary Org. Add another connection for each further Org.

STEP 04

Watch the first sync

Ploy reads your users and your groups.

2.4OFTEN CONNECTED TOGETHER

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