Indicate connects your siloed data systems into a single, unified platform. In just three steps, you’ll go from connecting a raw data source to viewing your first live dashboard.
Modern hotels generate enormous amounts of data every day, but most of it sits scattered across disconnected systems, invisible and unused. Lean why your hotel is already a data company, and how Indic
The marketplace is your catalog of everything Indicate can connect to via API.
Data sources are systems you connect to bring data into Indicate. Connect sources to unify data and power analytics.
Source Connections list the systems that is already connected. Review status and credentials in one place.
Learn how to permanently remove a Source Connection, including what the optional toggles do and what data you can choose to keep.
Manually upload files into your Indicate warehouse without setting up a pipeline or integration. Use Import for one-time datasets, legacy data, or any source system that does not offer an API.
You can share data product with other spaces in Indicate. The recipient gets read-only access and can use it in their own dashboards and widgets.
Metrics are the numbers behind every widget and dashboard in Indicate. This article explains what a metric is, where the numbers come from, how metrics relate to data products, and what to check when a value looks wrong.
Learn the difference between deleting a pipeline and truncating its data, and how to do each safely.
A project is the top-level container in Indicate. It groups your dashboards into a logical folder so your team can navigate, analyze, and share data around a common topic or goal.
A dashboard is your visual canvas for widgets, charts and KPIs. Learn how to create a new dashboard in a project, rename it to keep things organised, and delete dashboards you no longer need.
Pin a dashboard so it is easy to find: bookmark it for the whole space, or favorite it just for yourself.
Add a widget to any dashboard to visualize a metric from your connected data sources.
Add, change, combine, and remove the data sources behind a widget, and swap the metric it shows, without rebuilding it.
The calendar defines the time range for your widgets using presets or custom dates. Adjust ranges to refresh insights instantly and align comparisons.
Change a widget's type (Chart, Table, or Scorecard) and, for charts, its chart type, to best visualize trends, comparisons, and proportions in your data.
Style a widget: set series colors, hide a series with Ghost Mode, show values, and turn on stacked or smooth.
The Ranking feature lets you sort and limit the data categories displayed in a widget, for example, showing only the top 5 pages by visits, or the bottom 3 by conversion rate.
Add reference lines such as targets, limits, or averages, and configure their key, type, level, extent, slope, polarity, color, and shape.
Formatting settings change how numbers are displayed without altering data. Configure numeric style, rounding, units, trimming zeros, and prefixes or postfixes.
Comparisons overlay prior periods or reference baselines to show change over time. Add multiple comparisons and configure labels, colors, and polarity.
Grouping controls how data is displayed (e.g., by date or channel), while Perspective determines which data is filtered and included (e.g., by created date or arrival date).
Learn how to refine your data visualizations by adding filters to include or exclude specific values based on dimensions like language, channel, or date.
Manage your personal account information including your display name, password, and two-factor authentication settings.
Customize how Indicate looks for you. Choose a theme that fits your style.
Manage your space's identity, the logo, the display name, and the unique Space ID used for API integrations. This article explains what each setting does, who can change it, and how to update it.
Manage who has access to your space and what they can do. This article covers the three user types in Indicate, the member roles you can assign, how invitations work, and where to manage service accounts.
Invite new members to your Indicate space and assign them a role. This article walks you through the invitation flow, how to pick the right role, what happens after you send, and how to manage pending invitations.
Learn how to remove a team member from your space. Removing a member immediately revokes their access.
Service accounts are virtual identities for integrations, bots, or automated processes. This article explains what they are, when to use them, how they pair with tokens, and where to manage them.
Access tokens let external tools and software platforms authenticate against your Indicate space. There are two types: Agent Tokens for AI assistants and automation tools, and API Tokens for using Indicate as your data infrastructure layer.
An agent token connects an external tool like Claude, n8n, or VS Code to your Indicate space. This article covers what agent tokens are, how to create one, how to connect it to your tool, and how to revoke it
The Security page is where space admins manage security policies. That means requiring two-factor authentication (2FA) for every member before they can access the workspace.
The Audit Log records every action taken in your workspace with timestamp, actor, and context. Use it to answer “who did what, and when?” for security reviews, troubleshooting, and compliance.
