Insights

An insight is a saved visualization - a chart, a data table, or a single-value card - built from a dataset by describing what you want in plain language. Save it, organize it, share it with a team, or publish it as a public link. Every render is checked against the underlying data's access rules.

Generate from a prompt

Open a dataset in the Workspace, type a natural-language prompt - "revenue by region for the last four quarters" - and choose a view type:

  • Chart - line, bar, column, area, pie, or spline (see Charts).
  • Data table - the rows, formatted and sortable.
  • Card - a single headline number.

Colrows generates the view from the dataset. From there you can refine it, and undo or redo your edits.

Save, organize, share

  • Save a chart, table, or card as an insight.
  • Browse "my insights" and "shared with me."
  • Share with specific users or groups, or publish a public link that renders on a standalone page.
  • Filter interactively - pick values to slice a saved view.

Insights are the building blocks of dashboards: a dashboard is a layout of insights over one or more datasets.

Access is enforced on every render.

An insight renders against its dataset's data access each time it's viewed - so a shared or public insight can only show what its viewer is allowed to see. Sharing an insight never widens access to the data behind it.