Overview

The Tenant Preferences page lets you configure settings for your entire Sifflet tenant. Any changes you make on this page affect all users of your Sifflet tenant.

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Who can access this page?

Only users with the Admin system role can access the Tenant Preferences page and consequently perform changes on the associated settings.

Information

This setting gives you the AWS integration role Amazon Resource Name (ARN) you need to configure AWS-based integrations.

Global

The Sifflet AI Assistant setting allows you to enable/disable the Sifflet AI Assistant for metadata generation (classification tags and descriptions suggestions) for your entire Sifflet tenant and all users.

By default, this setting is enabled on your tenant. Disabling it will prevent all users of your Sifflet tenant from generating metadata for your assets using Sifflet AI Assistant.

Support

The Grant Sifflet Support Access setting allows you to grant the Sifflet support team limited access to your tenant to perform troubleshooting operations.

This setting is turned off by default. The Sifflet support team only asks you to turn it on if it cannot resolve the issue through other means.

Turning this toggle on grants a restricted subset of Sifflet team members access to your tenant for identified troubleshooting and user experience investigation purposes.

Sifflet team members access organizations’ tenants solely through single sign-on (SSO), via the Sifflet identity provider (IdP).

Once the investigation is finished, the Sifflet support team lets you know that the Grant Sifflet Support Access setting can be disabled.

Sifflet Support Permissions

Turning on this setting automatically grants Sifflet support team members access to your tenant with the following permissions: System Viewer system role and Domain Viewer on domain All.

You can, however, customize and increase or decrease those permissions to allow Sifflet support to troubleshoot the reported issue appropriately while complying with the principle of least privilege. Make sure to click the Save button after changing those permissions so that Sifflet applies the latest permissions when granting Sifflet support access to your tenant.

Sources

The Notify on source failure setting allows you to get alerted via email upon Sifflet source failures. This ensures you can quickly react in case of an issue with your source and consequently avoid having outdated metadata on your Sifflet tenant.

By default, the Notify on source failure setting is off. To turn it on:

• Click on the toggle to switch it on
• Select one or multiple configured email addresses in the dropdown menu
• Click the Save button.

The email contains information about the:

• Source name
• Source run execution date, trigger type, and duration (if any)
• Source run encountered error
• Source next run date.

To avoid spamming, Sifflet only sends failure notifications on sources' first failures, that is:

• If the source fails right after its creation
• If the source's status changes from Success to Failure

Deleted Email Addresses

If you delete a configured email address (by deleting the custom email address or the associated user), Sifflet automatically removes it from the Notify on source failure setting.