With the Python script below and the Window Scheduler, you can automate exporting and emailing dashboards in either PDF or PNG format.

Update: 

The ability to attach a PDF to an email report is now available on Sisense V6.2

Documentation

6.2 Release Notes

Note

The script will export and email the dashboards that are owned by a given Sisense user (see parameter dashboardOwnerSisenseEmail below). Therefore, this script needs to be created for each dashboard owner

Prerequisites

1. Install python 3.4.3 (download here). If you already have an earlier python version installed – please remove it prior to installing python 3.4.3
2. Install python c++ compiler (download here)
3. Download the following python dependencies:
   • jwt (pip module PyJWT)
   • parse (pip module parse)
   • requests (pip module requests)

All python dependencies can be downloaded with pip. Open command prompt as an administrator and type the following for downloading PyJWT for instance:

py –m pip install PyJWT

Script

The exportAndEmailDashboards.py script is attached.

 Configuration

 Note the configuration section in the script to set up all necessary parameters:

1. dashboardNames = provide the EXACT dashboard names, separated by ';' If you wish to export only one dashboard, you do not need to add the ‘;’ at the end
2. filepath = the location to export the dashboard, in the following format: C:\\folder1\\folder2\\
3. ext = choose the dashboard format type - can be only “.PDF” or “.PNG”
4. SMTPServer = the email SMTP server name, for example "smtp.gmail.com"
5. SMTPPort = the email SMTP server port. For google SMPT server it is 587
6. SMTPServerAdminEmail = the SMTP server Admin's email address, used to send emails
7. SMTPServeradminPassword = the SMTP server Admin's email password
8. isSMTPAuthNeeded - If you provided SMTPServerAdminEmail & SMTPServerAdminPassword, set this attribute to True. Otherwise set it to False
9. toaddr, ccaddr = comma separated list of emails addresses that should receive the dashboard. You can keep the ccaddr empty
10. server = Sisense Server the protocol (http://), hostname (or IP address), & port number of the Sisense web server.  For example, http://mySisenseServer.com:8081
11. dashboardOwnerSisenseEmail = the login email of dashboard(s) owner in Sisense, used for API calls
12. dashboardOwnerSisensePassword= the login password for the dashboard(s) owner in Sisense, used for API calls
13. restAPIToken = the key for Sisense's REST API, which can be found in your Sisense Server's REST API Management web page. 
    

Windows Scheduler

See here how to schedule a task in Windows. You can read this stack overflow post about scheduling the task every hour.

The command that you need to set in the Scheduler is the following:

py \...\exportAndEmailDashboards.py, for example

py c:\Temp4\exportAndEmailDashboards.py

Download:

Export And Email Dashboards.py