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What this webinar is about
Access control across SAC and Datasphere is murkier than it should be. But that is not because it is hard. It is because nobody has ever explained it in one place.
So the knowledge ends up scattered. A bit sits with whoever built the Datasphere layer. Another bit sits with whoever set up the SAC tenant. And the part that matters most, how the two behave together, usually sits nowhere at all.
That is the gap this session closes. In one sitting you will see how the pieces fit, where you are exposed, and how to fix it for good.
What you will learn about Datasphere reports in SAC
Five things. Each one is a problem you have probably already met.
Two DACs (Data Access Control), one confusing mess, finally untangled. There are two of them, and they are not the same thing. In fact most of the confusion in this topic starts right there.
The doors nobody locked. Every tenant has a few paths into the data that nobody ever closed, because nobody owned them.
Why “I see nothing” happens, and the first thing to fix. Every team hits this. The blank report is only a symptom. So it pays to know which cause you are looking at before you change any settings.
Kill the two-list sync problem for good. Nobody wants to maintain the same list of people in two places. And everybody eventually gets it wrong.
One rule for every path, Power BI and Tableau included. Because a rule that only holds inside SAC is not really a rule.
Who should attend
We built this one for the people who actually wire it up. So that means IT directors and VPs, data and BI managers, and ERP or finance systems analysts. Anyone who owns a Datasphere or SAC tenant and has to answer for who can see what belongs here too.
You do not need to be a security specialist. But you do need to care that the answer is right.
Why attend this Datasphere reports in SAC session
Because the alternative is finding out the hard way.
Access control is one of those topics where nothing looks wrong until something is very wrong. And the gap between those two states is usually a question from an auditor or a customer. So forty five minutes now is cheaper than that conversation later.
This session also pulls the scattered knowledge together in one place. In fact that is the real value here, and it is why the session exists.
Your speaker
Evgueni Kovalenko, CFA
Sr. Consultant, SAP Planning, Analytics and Consolidation at SimpleFi
He does this work on live tenants every week. So the session covers what actually breaks, rather than what the documentation says should happen.