Skip to main contentViews are individual visualizations — a chart, a table, a KPI card. Each view represents a specific slice of your data, defined by a combination of metrics, dimensions, and filters.
What a view is
A view is a saved visualization that answers a specific question. It can be:
- A line chart showing revenue over time
- A bar chart comparing sales by region
- A table listing top customers by spend
- A KPI card displaying a single number like total active users
Views are standalone. You can use them on their own or combine them into dashboards.
How views use the ontology
Views are built on top of your ontology definitions. A view references:
- Metrics — what to measure (revenue, count, average)
- Dimensions — how to break it down (by region, by month, by product)
- Filters — what to scope (last 90 days, active customers only)
Because views use your defined metrics, the numbers are always consistent with what the agent reports in conversation.
Views vs. ad hoc answers
When you ask the agent a question in chat, it generates an answer on the fly. A view is a saved, reusable version of that answer — pinned so you can check it anytime without re-asking. 
