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Standard Insights Explores Overview

The Analyze section of the Insights platform is a powerful feature designed for Insights Analysts, enabling them to engage in comprehensive data exploration. This feature provides access to a collection of standard Explores (or Lookers), which serve as structured starting points for in-depth program data analysis.

  • Each Explore contains a diverse array of fields that allow Analysts to report on specific dimensions and measures, enabling administrators to navigate their program's data seamlessly and with ease.
  • In addition, several of the Insights Explores available to Analysts include prebuilt Quick View analyses, which serve as pre-configured base views for various common data searches.

By leveraging the Analyze functionality, Insights Analysts can navigate their program's data efficiently and effectively.

  • NOTE: Insights employs a standardized base model configuration, granting Insights Analysts access to all standard Explores regardless of their specific programs administered through CyberGrants. This approach streamlines the release of new content and ensures that all Insights Analysts can view and leverage every available Explore, simplifying the process and ensuring consistent access to all Insights standard Explores for all Analysts. 

As we continue to learn more about the needs of the various markets, industries, and their associated administrators, we will continue to iterate on our Explore offering as needed.

Feature Availability:

Insights Explores are accessible only to Insights Analysts. Administrators can manage Insights permissions for their program's internal users through the Users section in the Insights platform. Click Here to learn more about the Insights Self-Service User Management Portal.

 

To learn more about Insight's collection of available Explores along with their dimensions and measures, please review the following articles.

 

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