Object ExplorerExploration

Follow the question. Find the context.

Start with a question about your operation and explore the objects behind it. Move between tables, charts, and related objects while keeping the same working set in view.

INVESTIGATION / 01ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
Delayed shipments
Object · ShipmentStatus · Delayed3 sample records
Illustrative shipment records
ShipmentWarehouseStatus
SHP-2048North depotDelayed
SHP-2051East depotDelayed
SHP-2063North depotDelayed
SELECTED RECORDSHP-2048

A shipment, connected to its context.

Related warehouseNorth depot
An example investigation: filter delayed shipments, follow their warehouse links, and compare the resulting groups.

ONE QUESTION. MANY CONNECTIONS.

A record is only the beginning.

The useful answer often lives one relationship away. Keep the object in view as you work toward the explanation.

Meet the shared object model
01
SHIPMENT

Search and narrow

Find object types and instances, then build filters using their available properties.

02
RELATIONSHIP

Explore the relationships

Traverse links to related objects and inspect the details that explain what you are seeing.

03
EXPLORATION

Keep the investigation

Compare object sets and save explorations so a useful view can be revisited.

THE INVESTIGATION PATH

Stay with the question.

A view you can return to
  1. 01

    Find your starting point

    Search for an object or choose the type you want to investigate.

  2. 02

    Refine and follow

    Filter the set, inspect its charts, and follow a link to related objects.

  3. 03

    Save the useful view

    Keep the exploration with its filters and layout for the next review.

Explore every part

FROM DATA TO ACTION

See the bigger picture.

Explore how the tools work together, from data to action.