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1. Allow permissions to be granted at the folder level rather than the org-level.

   Some companies have compliance/security concerns with granting organization-level-permissions, so I'm proposing that DoiT allows customers to be able to grant the necessary permissions for the DoiT Console at the folder-level. This would allow for additional flexibility for those customers that would like to leverage the full functionality of BQ Lens for specific projects while maintaining their organization's established security/compliance policies.

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2. BigQuery Lens Recommendations Improvements

   • Move recommendations over to Insights so all recommendations are included in the same place.
   • Ensure that recommendations don't change when you shift the time range
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3. Alerts for unused BQ tables

   Upon reviewing our usage statistics, we have noticed that there are numerous tables within our BigQuery environment that have been inactive for an extended period, some dating back more than three months. These unused tables are not only occupying valuable storage space but also incurring unnecessary costs for our organization.
   To address this issue proactively, we would like to explore the possibility of setting up a system where your team sends us periodic reminder emails whenever they identify tables that have been inactive for more than three months. This would enable us to review and determine whether these tables are still needed for our business operations. If not, we can take appropriate actions to archive or delete them, thus optimizing our BigQuery usage and reducing costs.

   Upon reviewing our usage statistics, we have noticed that there are numerous tables within our BigQuery environment that have been inactive for an extended period, some dating back more than three months. These unused tables are not only occupying valuable storage space but also incurring unnecessary costs for our organization.
   To address this issue proactively, we would like to explore the possibility of setting up a system where your team sends us periodic reminder emails whenever they identify tables that have been inactive for more than three months. This would enable us to review and determine whether these tables are… more

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4. Use BQ Lens feature without Advanced company level permissions for DoIT

   I am writing to propose an enhancement to the BQ Lens feature within the DoiT Console. This suggestion stems from our recent experiences and challenges while trying to integrate BQ Lens into our systems at Froomle.

   Current Challenge:
   The BQ Lens feature currently requires granting organization-level permissions to DoiT for data sinking from all projects within an organization. This requirement is not compatible with our company’s security policies, which strictly adhere to the Principle of Least Privileges and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) protocols.

   Proposed Enhancement:
   We propose an alternative approach where clients can manage the data sinking process internally, providing DoiT with access only to specific datasets necessary for the BQ Lens feature. This would allow clients to maintain control over their data and comply with their internal security standards.

   Benefits of the Proposed Enhancement:

   Enhanced Security Compliance: Clients can maintain strict control over data access, aligning with various security frameworks and internal policies.
   Flexibility: Provides a more adaptable solution for clients with different security needs and organizational structures.
   Increased Adoption: This enhancement could encourage wider usage of the BQ Lens feature among clients who are currently hesitant due to security concerns.
   Client Trust: Demonstrates DoiT's commitment to accommodating clients’ security needs, fostering trust and long-term partnerships.
   We believe this enhancement will not only address our current needs but will also be beneficial for other DoiT clients facing similar challenges.

   Thank you for considering this enhancement request. We look forward to a positive response and are willing to provide further details or participate in discussions to expedite this process.

   Best Regards,

   Matthias Verstappen

   I am writing to propose an enhancement to the BQ Lens feature within the DoiT Console. This suggestion stems from our recent experiences and challenges while trying to integrate BQ Lens into our systems at Froomle.

   Current Challenge:
   The BQ Lens feature currently requires granting organization-level permissions to DoiT for data sinking from all projects within an organization. This requirement is not compatible with our company’s security policies, which strictly adhere to the Principle of Least Privileges and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) protocols.

   Proposed Enhancement:
   We propose an alternative approach where clients can manage the data sinking process internally, providing… more

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