Create a recipe
The Recipes application is in a steady state and is no longer being updated. We recommend exploring other applications and features to monitor conditions in Foundry:
- Automations: Create automations that run on top of your data and track individual searches and objects, triggering notifications or other actions when certain conditions are met.
- Foundry Rules: Create logic-based rules to apply to datasets, objects, and time series that trigger alerts when certain conditions are met.
- Monitoring at scale: Use check groups or monitoring views to view metric updates of Foundry resources, including datasets, agents, schedules, objects, and link types.
- Workshop: Build an alert inbox or other notification workflow to configure actions that will trigger when certain conditions are met.
Contact Palantir support if you have questions regarding the appropriate workflows to implement for your monitoring use case.
There are many ways to create a recipe in Foundry. Use this guide to learn how to create a recipe from the Recipes application, Dataset Preview, and Quiver.
From the Recipes application
Open the Recipes application from the navigation sidebar.
Click New Recipe in the top right of the interface.
You will then be directed to choose a resource to monitor through the recipe.
From Dataset Preview
To create a new recipe from the Dataset Preview application, select Create a recipe in the Actions menu.
Recipes allow you to send a preview of the dataset by defining the following:
- Columns of interest
- A message to send with the preview
- The recipients
- The conditions under which the preview will be sent
- The type of message (email or notification)
A maximum of five columns can be sent in a preview.
From Reports
A report can be automated to send out on a schedule to specified recipients as either an attached PDF or an in-email image.
From the Reports Actions menu, select Email on a schedule.
Then, compose a message to send with the preview.
Finally, schedule the email. Select the days on which the report will send. Note that the time zone will default to the recipe creator's local system time zone.
