Lenses
A lens is a way of looking at the same data from a different angle. It never changes or copies your data — only what stands out.
◈360s vs. lensesA 360 answers “tell me everything about this entity.” A lens answers “show me this dimension across entities.”
Base and overlays
Every lens set has one base lens, standard, plus zero or more overlays. Composition is order-stable: temporal then campaign equals campaign then temporal.
| Overlay | Foregrounds |
|---|---|
temporal | State over time and transitions |
relationship | Connections and how many steps away they are |
journey | Stages and steps |
campaign / attribution | Touchpoints and weight |
economic / payment | Revenue and payment activity |
agent / execution | Task lifecycle and traces |
risk / fraud / trust | Risk and trust signals |
consent / policy | Consent and policy evaluation |
geographic | Location and movement |
evidence / data_quality | Provenance and quality |
Where you use them
The Explore page (/explore) shows the lens dock for the focused object. Each lens shows its real state — available, not entitled, no access, or not ready — instead of being hidden.
Same concept, different resolution