📄️ Data Source Node
Every Data Function starts with retrieving data. The Data Source Node is the first building block you'll add to your function's flowchart. Its purpose is to specify which Decode Table contains the data you want to include in your analysis.
📄️ Logic Node
After retrieving data with a Data Source Node, the Logic Node is where you perform calculations, transformations, filtering, grouping, or any other custom manipulation of that data.
📄️ Predefined Node
While Logic Nodes allow for flexible, custom transformations using AI, Predefined Nodes offer a way to integrate specific, pre-built functionalities into your Data Function workflow.
📄️ Visualization Node
The Visualization Node is the final step in most Data Functions. Its purpose is to take the processed data from the preceding Logic or Predefined Node and display it in a chosen format: either a Table, a Bar Chart, or a Line Chart.
📄️ Connecting Nodes
Once you have added the necessary nodes (Data Source, Logic, Predefined, Visualization) to your function's canvas, you need to connect them to define the flow of data.