Reliability Insights

Tiles​

Boards are comprised of a series of tiles which represent data queries and visualizations.

Adding a New Tile​

To add a new tile to a board, click the Add Tile button in the top right.

Editing Tiles​

Tile properties can be edited by clicking on the more actions menu in the top right of the board, and selecting Edit tile properties. From here you can edit the tile name, and description.

Tile Interactions​

Tiles can be reordered by dragging them around the board coordinates as desired. They can also be resized by using the drag handle in bottom right of a tile.

Moving Across Boards​

Tiles can be moved across boards by clicking on the more actions menu in the top right of a tile and selecting Move tile to board.

Cloning Tiles​

Tiles can be cloned within or across boards by clicking on the more actions menu in the top right of a tile and selecting either Clone tile, or Clone tile to board.

Exporting Tiles as a CSV file​

Tiles can be exported as a CSV file by clicking on the more actions menu in the top right of a tile and selecting Export Tile to and then CSV.

Deleting Tiles​

Tiles can be deleted by clicking on the more actions menu in the top right of a tile and selecting Remove tile.

Building Queries​

Once you have a custom board, it's time to start building your tiles and queries so you can view data and visualizations.

Before we dive in, we'll need to understand a few fundamental concepts so we can reason about things when building queries.

Data Sources​

When starting with a new query, you'll need to first select a data source. Data sources help refine your query fields, options and filters down to more manageable relationships and logical domains.

Fields​

Fields represent the data model fields exposed within each data source. The first step of building of a query involves selecting desired fields to compose a query for your specific use case.

Field Refinements​

Depending on the data type of a given field (numeric, text, datatime, boolean), certain functional refinements may be applied to the field to further refine the data returned.

Aggregations​

Applying aggregations to field data allow you to gather and express field values in a summary form. This allows you to group values together to form a single value of more significant meaning.

Filters​

With filters you can filter field data by specific criteria. Filters can be applied either before aggregations are computed, or after.

Applying multiple filters to the same field will join them via a logicalORcondition.

Sorting​

Queries supportASCorDESCsort across data fields. Multisort functionality is also supported, in which you need to supply a relative sort order across the fields.

Formatting​

Applying formats to fields allows you to adjust how data is displayed.

Visualizations​

Multiple visualization types provide a powerful way to communicate data-driven findings, motivate analyses, and detect patterns and anomalies.

Calculated Fields​

Calculated fields allow you to create a new field which is computed by combining other fields and standard SQL functions and operations.

Pre Calculated Fields​

A calculated field created using raw data fields is a pre calculated field.

Post Calculated Fields​

A calculated field created using the subset of the current query fields, including the applied aggregations and filters, is a post calculated field.