I’ve automated daily/monthly pacing for ADA | Audible. The flow I created hallucinates at times and I want to create something more reliable and scale to the full ADA team which runs ADSP media for internal Amazon brands.
After attending the NYC Amazon Quick User Group I learned flows are more of a non-technical tool and hoping I can meet with a BIE to recreate my vision. I have most of the work completed so I am hoping this is not terribly time consuming.
Hello @Alex_Wohl, welcome to the Quick Community!
Am I correct to assume that you work internally for Amazon? That is what it sounds like from your post. Just want to make sure I understand the situation.
Something else I am curious about. Did you or someone else build the custom data connector to bring audible data into Quick directly from the application, or is it stored data in a database?
While flows aren’t a technical tool, there are options to build out custom data connectors through Audible APIs to work more directly with the Agentic AI tools in Quick.
Yes I work internally at Amazon. I created the flow referencing Quick Dashboards, but I think it would be best to connect right to the data itself.
Here’s the flow I’ve created already: https://us-east-1.quicksight.aws.amazon.com/sn/account/amazonbi/flows/view/e097c33a-45e6-4a44-aeb2-a17c2c8f6e15/edit
Hello @Alex_Wohl, I am not an AWS employee, just an Amazon Quick expert, so I don’t have the ability to access your account directly.
Do you have a team that could generate the data connector for you in python and deploy through something like a Lambda? I’ve used the OpenAPI Specification for a custom data connector in Quick to hit the end point I created to read/write functions directly to an application.
Alternatively, you could import the data as a CSV into spaces or maybe connect a simple dashboard that is just a table with all of the information. I think the main thing is to disconnect it from the internet and just run against your data.
Hi @Alex_Wohl,
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Thanks!
It was his alternative approach is what I am doing now and agree with his recommendation of disconnecting it from the internet and just running against the data. I’ll work on connecting with the powers that be to make that so
Hi @Alex_Wohl,
Thanks for reaching back out! Whenever you do, definitely feel free to update us on how running against the data works out for you.
Thank you!