What are Views?
While Data Functions allow you to build powerful, reusable analyses, Views let you take the next step by combining multiple finalized Data Functions onto a single, customizable dashboard grid.
Think of a View as your personalized reporting dashboard within Decode.
The Purpose: Comparison and Overview
Views are designed to help you:
- Compare Results: Place related Data Functions side-by-side to easily compare metrics across different segments, time periods, or scenarios (e.g., view profitability for Region A next to profitability for Region B).
- Get a Holistic Overview: Combine key functions representing different aspects of your business (e.g., premium summaries, claim trends, loss ratios) onto one screen for a comprehensive snapshot.
- Save Common Layouts: Create and save specific arrangements of functions that you frequently need to consult together.
How They Work
- Composition: Views are composed of one or more Final Data Functions. You cannot add Draft functions to a View.
- Grid Layout: You arrange the selected functions visually on a flexible grid, controlling their position and size.
- Combined Parameters: When viewing a saved View, the right sidebar conveniently aggregates the variable parameters from all the functions included in that View, allowing you to control their inputs from one place.
- Independent Execution: Each function within the View still runs its own analysis pipeline when triggered.
Views provide a simple yet powerful way to organize and interact with the outputs of your various Data Functions, turning individual analyses into a cohesive dashboard experience.
Next, learn how to create your own dashboard by Building a View.