Navigating insights in feeds

Your feed contains insights in the form of cards. Each card contains one insight. You can interact with a card to obtain more details about the insight.

Title

The card title indicates the insight that was found. For example, if a spike was detected, this will be highlighted in the title.

The title area also shows the time period on which the insight was found. For example, a tag highlights whether an insight is weekly, monthly, or based on another time interval.

KPIs

Discovery Agent charts often contain KPIs to provide quick summaries of information, such as record high or low sales amounts.

Chart

Charts in the Discovery Agent are designed to be simple and easy to consume. You can use them to gain quick insights into your data without the immediate need for details.

Chart design

A Discovery Agent chart is a simple chart in a style similar to a sparkline. The chart is designed for quick analysis. For example, some detail is not included in the chart, allowing it to be more easily understood at a glance. The remaining card elements—for example, the KPIs, title, and expanded details areas—help to add more context to the insight.

Interpreting chart colors

By default, Discovery Agent chart colors indicate the following:

• Green: Positive trend.

• Yellow: Neutral trend.

• Red: Negative trend.

• Gray: Data that is not being highlighted in the chart, but still might be needed for context. For example, past data might be shown in gray to highlight changing trends in the more recent data.

Positive trends are green. For example, sales are trending upward or a new record high has been reached.

Negative trends are red. For example, sales are trending downward or negative spikes have been detected.

Neutral trends are yellow. For example, no significant changes to the data have happened. Neutral trends are often shown next to positive or negative trends to highlight a shift over time.

When certain data is not in focus, it is shown in gray.

Summary

The summary contains a description of the insight in natural language. The summary is presented directly below the chart.

Large language models (LLMs) are used to present and format insight summaries.

Viewing details

There are multiple ways in which you can view more details about an insight.

View source

Click View source below an insight for more details, such as:

• A link to the application from which it was created.

• Date and time of creation.

• The insight trigger that created it.

• The dimensions and measures to which the insight applies.

• For insights with breakdown dimensions, the filters for which the insight applies.

• The bookmark used to determine the insight.

• A link to a specific sheet of interest.

Details panel

Click , and then select Details, to open a panel with more information about the insight trigger that generated the insight. You can view details such as the owner, space, application, ID, and more.