Cyndx's powerful BI Explorer tool allows you direct, uninhibited access to the most comprehensive dataset of private company information available anywhere:
Build unlimited queries from Cyndx's massive dataset of private company information and save them as charts
Customize Finder lists with any relevant data fields available in our dataset
Track what's happening in the spaces most important to you through your customized Dashboard view
One touch save, share and export capabilities
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In this article, we will take you through a guided tour of Explorer with step-by-step instructions to get started. Visit our Explorer Help Center for more information.
Welcome to Explorer! Let us show you around.
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How to access Explorer
Building a new query from tables: What's on the page
A step-by-step guide to building queries from tables
Step 1: Select the Table you wish to query
Step 2: Choose the Dimensions you wish to display
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How to access Explorer
Navigate to Explorer, select New from the top Navigation bar, and choose the option to Query from tables in the dropdown.
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Building a new query from tables: What's on the page
On the left hand side, you will see the Entity which amalgamates all models in Explorer
To the right, you will see query results and options:
Filters - Filters allow you to set the parameters of your query by choosing a smaller part of the data set and using that subset for viewing or analysis
Also see Lists and Finder search
Cyndy - Cyndy is an AI that allows you to write query using a simple phrase/sentence, and create filters and dimensions best fit to your input.
Charts - Charts allow you to view and analyze the data in an easy to understand format
Also see additional export options
Results - Explore the results of your query
Top buttons:
Run query - Hit this button to run your query
Save chart - Save your results in your space
Copy query link - Quickly copies your query link to share with teammates
Industry lookup - Reveals a list of all industry classifications
Reset - A "clear all" in the query space
Get Started: A step-by-step guide to building queries from tables
Step 1: Select the Entity table to begin your query
From here, you will see a list of all sub-tables (or Models) you can apply to your query. Hover over to reveal a brief description of what's included. Each sub-table will drop down further to expose all dimensions (fields) available.
Step 2: Choose the Dimensions you wish to display
Click on any dimension to add to the desired field under the Results section.
In this example, we have added the Entity Name, which is the Company Name
Note: You may also start by selecting a List (saved in Finder) or run a Finder search from the Filters section to center your query, and select the desired dimensions to display. Drop down the Filters to see more options.
Step 3: Set Filters as the parameters of your query
Filters allow you to narrow the scope of your query by parameters such as geography, a window of time, a contact title, or more.
In this example, we are filtering for companies in the biopharmaceutical space that are Projected to Raise.
Step 4: Save, Share or Export your query
Once you have created and run your query, you may want to return to it later.
At the top right of the screen, you will see the option to Save your chart to your own space, or hit the Copy Query Link icon to share with teammates. Or to download, see Export options below.
To save your chart, hit Save Chart, name it, and select the Space in which you would like it to appear.
Also see:
How to create, edit, delete an Explorer chart
How to save a chart to a space or dashboard