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Is there any way to get notification for data Profiling schedule failure with log details or successful.

Best answer by Lisa Kovalskaia

@akshayl09 I agree with you, the Processing Center isn't perfect for keeping an eye on a large number of jobs. I would encourage you to post your ideas on this topic to this dedicated Community area https://community.ataccama.com/ideas - our product team keeps a close eye on suggestions and upvotes there and whenever possible integrates customer feedback into our development roadmap.

Right now I don't see any specific plans for the kind of notifications you described to be available in the web app, so for the time being the best option is to configure them with the help of ONE Desktop and Ataccama Server. Please don't hesitate to reach out to your Ataccama rep to discuss this, too!

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Lisa Kovalskaia
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Hi ​@akshayl09 - the easiest way to see successful and failed profiling jobs is the Processing Center built into the Ataccama Web app:

You can open the Processing Center and narrow down to the subset of jobs you're interested in. There is not a way to set up a persistent job-specific notification from here, but you may add the Notification widget to your Home page in the app, to serve as a reminder to jump to the Processing Center when you log in to Ataccama.

If you do need these notifications to be job-specific, user/group-specific and persistent, I would recommend setting up a notification workflow to send e.g. email notifications or to create tasks in an issue tracking system like Jira. Ataccama's notification handler can listen to metadata events published by the platform, specifically create/update/delete events and their details. I would try to subscribe to events on the catalogItemProfile entity, which I expect should include information about profile type (manual or automatic), as well as relevant catalogItem, timestamp, etc. You would also configure a workflow to receive event details from the notification handler and then generate notifications based on your requirements. Here's an example that follows the same pattern but for DQ monitoring notifications - I hope you will find it useful.

If you have questions or comments please do let me know!


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  • Universe Traveller
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  • March 13, 2025

Thank you, Lisa! It appears that setting up notifications requires both the Runtime server and Ataccama Desktop. Is it possible to transition this functionality to a web-only version?

Manually tracking alerts for over 100 jobs, especially when they are scheduled outside of working hours, is somewhat challenging with processing center. 


Lisa Kovalskaia
Ataccamer
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@akshayl09 I agree with you, the Processing Center isn't perfect for keeping an eye on a large number of jobs. I would encourage you to post your ideas on this topic to this dedicated Community area https://community.ataccama.com/ideas - our product team keeps a close eye on suggestions and upvotes there and whenever possible integrates customer feedback into our development roadmap.

Right now I don't see any specific plans for the kind of notifications you described to be available in the web app, so for the time being the best option is to configure them with the help of ONE Desktop and Ataccama Server. Please don't hesitate to reach out to your Ataccama rep to discuss this, too!


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  • Universe Traveller
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  • March 17, 2025

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