How do I connect Tableau to Lodol?

Authenticate Tableau once from your workspace and every action and trigger it supports becomes available to drop into a workflow. There is no glue code to write or maintain.

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Reach into Tableau Cloud or Tableau Server from a workflow with a personal access token. Twenty endpoints across the Tableau REST API v3, all of them part of the core API rather than a paid add-on. Find content: list and filter projects, workbooks, views and published data sources by project, owner, name, tag or date, and read any one of them in full. Pull the numbers out: a view's summary data comes back as rows and as raw CSV, with the view's own filters applied first if you want them. Keep data fresh: start an extract refresh on a published data source and follow the background job it queues until it reports a finish code. Organise as you go: create, rename, move and delete projects, and tag or untag workbooks. Two site-wide reads round it out - the site's own settings, and its users and groups.

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20 actions

Actions

Steps your workflow can run in Tableau.

Get site settingsRead the settings of the Tableau site this connection is signed in to, including its state and storage. Needs a Site Administrator role.

List projectsList the projects on the Tableau site, optionally filtered by name, owner or parent project.

Create a projectCreate a project on the Tableau site, optionally nested inside an existing one.

Update a projectRename a project, change its description, move it under another project, or change how its permissions are managed. Anything left empty keeps the value it already has.

Delete a projectDelete a project. Everything published inside it - workbooks, views and data sources - is deleted with it, and Tableau offers no undo.

List workbooksList the workbooks on the Tableau site, optionally filtered by project, owner, name or tag.

Get a workbookRead one workbook's details, including its project, owner, tags and web page URL.

List a workbook's viewsList the sheets and dashboards inside one workbook, with their ids for reading data or an image.

Tag a workbookAdd one or more tags to a workbook. Tags it already has are kept, and the result lists the full set.

Remove a workbook tagRemove a single tag from a workbook.

List viewsList every view on the Tableau site, across all workbooks, optionally filtered by workbook, project or name.

Get a viewRead one view's details, and optionally how many times it has been opened.

Get a view's dataRead the summary data behind a view - the same rows Tableau's own 'Download > Data' gives - as rows and as raw CSV.

List data sourcesList the published data sources on the Tableau site, optionally filtered by project, name or whether they have an extract.

Get a data sourceRead one published data source, including whether it has an extract that can be refreshed.

Refresh a data source extractStart an extract refresh for a published data source. Tableau queues the work and returns a job straight away - use Get a job with the returned id to wait for it. The data source must have an extract; a live connection has nothing to refresh.

List background jobsList the site's background jobs - extract refreshes, flow runs and subscriptions - newest first.

Get a jobRead one background job's progress and outcome. While it is running there is no finish code; when it ends, '0' means it succeeded, '1' that it failed and '2' that it was cancelled.

List usersList the users on the Tableau site with their site roles. Needs a Site Administrator role.

List groupsList the groups on the Tableau site with how many users each holds. Needs a Site Administrator role.