Core concepts

LeapView separates physical data access, reusable analytical state, business meaning, dashboard presentation, ownership, and serving state. Use these concept pages to understand a boundary before applying it in a task-oriented guide.

Organize the project

• Projects, workspaces, and environments explains configuration ownership, authorization scope, and atomic delivery.
• Connections and sources separates physical access from stable reusable input definitions.
• Managed data and revisions explains immutable file revisions, staging, activation, upload boundaries, and storage responsibility.

Build analytical meaning

• Model tables explains materialized analytical grain, keys, transformations, refresh, and activation.
• Semantic models explains dimensions, measures, metrics, relationships, and governed query meaning.

Present and serve results

• Dashboards, pages, and visuals explains reusable report definitions, filters, layouts, interactions, and renderer-neutral visuals.
• Query and interaction lifecycle follows a browser action through authorization, semantic planning, DuckDB execution, cancellation, and streamed signal delivery.

Continue with Build dashboards when these boundaries are familiar, or start with Get started with LeapView for the guided beginner path.