Widgets
A dashboard is a company-level board of widgets. Each widget is one chart or tile, and comes in one of four kinds:
Number and Line chart widgets also take a measure: what you are counting. Journeys and users are the journey-side measures; traces, total trace cost, average trace latency, and trace error rate are the trace-side ones, so project metrics like LLM spend or error rate are ordinary widgets you can filter like any other.
Building a filter with Selectors
Number, Line chart, and Funnel widgets are driven by a Selector: a query builder over your signal events and properties, no code required. Point it at an event name, add property filters, and the widget updates.Drilling into a widget
Widgets are clickable. Select a point, bar, funnel step, or tile and a panel opens listing the exact journeys or traces behind that number, so a spike or a drop-off leads straight to the records that produced it. On the traces view you can select traces and route them onward with the same actions as the Findings trace list — assign them for review, add them to an evaluation dataset, or add them to a generation seed dataset — so a drop-off you spot in a funnel can become a review batch or a generation seed without leaving the dashboard. Open full page carries the same filter into Journeys or Traces.Funnels and value
Beyond step counts, each funnel step can carry what one journey reaching it is worth: an amount, plus an optional label for it. That lets you layer a simple value or cost model on top of the funnel — for example, attaching a dollar value or a cost to a step — so the funnel shows not just how many journeys got through, but what that flow was worth.Next steps
Journeys
Browse the individual journeys behind these numbers