Josh Cowan
November 14, 2024
Recently, Tableau has been encouraging the use of connected apps for external applications, instead of using trusted tickets. All of Tableau’s recent embedding features require connected apps. Since this only deals with behind the scenes authentication, there is no impact to the end user. In our effort to remain closely aligned with Tableau, Curator is transitioning to only using connected apps.
Starting in October 2025, trusted tickets will no longer be available with Curator. This follows a similar Tableau goal that, starting in March 2025, all versions of Tableau Server and Tableau Cloud will support connected apps.
To determine if you need to make any changes, you can login to your Curator backend > Integrations > Connections > *select Tableau connection > Embed Authentication. If “Connected Apps” is selected in the dropdown, no changes are needed.
If you need to change to using connected apps, follow the steps below:
More information about what are connected apps and how they create a more seamless user experience can be found in this article.
We will be sending out future reminder emails. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to Curator support at curator@interworks.com.
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