The MDS Group, a leading company in the insurance industry, was facing a challenge in effectively utilizing their data to make informed business decisions.

Expanding on our previous post regarding 3 problems Newhub solves for Qlik Sense users, today we bring you the next 3 main points the portal solves for your audience. Without further ado, let’s get started:

The idea of creating NewHub came in 2018 from real issues reported by customers using Qlik Sense’s native Hub. From color customization to better app organization in groups and subgroups, going through the simple need to list mashups in the same structure as native panels.

There are millions of colors, but you that you don’t have to work so hard to set a good look and feel for QlikSense on NewHub.

Take a look at our 4 tips to create a color-friendly dashboard following your company’s visual identity!

Last month Cluster launched version 3.1 of NewHub and delivered three webinar sessions, in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, showing how to definitively and beautifully settle your apps and mashups organization puzzle on your Qlik Sense on-premise server.

NewHub has been constantly evolving over the past 2 years, always making sure we kept a close eye on feedback from our clients.

Users who use the standard Qlik Sense Hub to access their dashboards know the potential of the tool, but they certainly wanted more than what the native portal had on offer.

February 2020 starts with another important milestone for us at Cluster.

As part of our periodic NewHub update program, we have migrated the previously cumbersome config file (written in javascript) from Qlik Sense’s Dev-Hub to the custom Admin Panel.

At Cluster we are constantly pushing the limits we can get to with help of the Qlik API. This exploration helps us increase Mashup performance as we get to deliver incredible data visualizations for our clients.