Usage Dashboard: Improved API Usage Visibility in the Usage Dashboard

Feature Update:

Introduces call origin filtering in the Usage Dashboard to distinguish between MCP-originated and Pulse API calls. This enhancement enables targeted analysis of traffic distribution, supports measurement of MCP adoption, and improves troubleshooting by isolating issues specific to each access path. The Call Origin filter provides options to view MCP-only, direct-only, or combined traffic, with dashboard metrics updating dynamically based on the selected configuration.

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Use Case:

Check your overall API usage and determine the API traffic distribution across MCP-originated and direct Pulse data calls. Monitor MCP traffic usage to build efficient agentic data models for VSI and DPI data access.

More Details: Usage Dashboard.

SPI: Updated SPI Sharing Rules

Feature Update:

Updates SPI Configuration behavior across dashboards and shared links. Changes made in one dashboard do not affect the configuration in the other, providing greater control and consistency across views. Also, SPI selections in shared dashboards operate independently.

The behavior of the SPI on shared dashboards depends on the date the share link was generated:

• Links generated before March 26: The dashboard consistently displays the SPI based on the Overview dashboard setting, regardless of the SPI selection at the time of sharing.

• Links generated on or after March 26: The dashboard displays the specific SPI setting selected at the time of sharing.

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More Details: SPI Introduction, Overview Dashboard.

AI Alert Notification: Google Chat Notifications for AI Alerts (Beta)

Feature Update:

Enhances the Conviva Notification Channel with support for AI Alerts in Google Chat Spaces as data-rich, structured notification cards. With this release, Google Chat appears as a notification channel within Conviva’s existing notification service settings. The integration enables the delivery of AI-generated alerts directly to a selected Google Chat Space using Incoming Webhooks. These notifications render as data-rich Google Chat cards, ensuring structured, readable, and actionable alert messages with links to Conviva diagnostics features.

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Use Case:

Set up Conviva Google Chat settings to reduce incident response times. For example, automatically route alerts about minutes with 4xx network response codes to the web services team's Google Chat channel, enabling engineers to proactively identify and resolve client-side errors before they impact users.

More Details: Google Chat Notification.