Product announcements

Results tables now come with built-in filters. Open any column's menu, tick the values you want to keep, and the table narrows immediately, with no query re-run, no waiting on the warehouse. You can hide columns from the same menu, and a summary bar shows what's active. The filters are personal and session-only, so they never touch the saved query or a shared dashboard, and they clear when you leave the page. It removes the most common round-trip in analysis: re-asking a question just to trimming a table.

Organize a single dashboard into multiple named, tabbed views. Add, rename, and reorder tabs, move widgets between them, and share links that open on a specific tab, so leadership and ops each get their own view without duplicating dashboards.

When an AI analytics tool gives a wrong answer, the cause is usually the domain context underneath it: ambiguous schema, stale definitions, gaps no one has caught. Domain Health lets admins audit a domain across schema, context, and usage, then returns a prioritized list of fixes you can accept or decline in one click. Run it before a rollout or after a big schema change. We wrote about why context and not the model, makes or breaks AI analytics: read the story here.