Core Concepts covers the shared vocabulary DataGenie uses to describe your data, the changes it detects, and how those changes are explained. Once these terms are clear, everything else in the product becomes easier to interpret and trust.Documentation Index
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What you learn here
- What DataGenie considers a dataset, KPI, and dimension
- How time range and granularity shape what you see
- How stories summarize change and how contributors help explain it
- How filters and segments focus analysis
- What output formats mean (scorecard, table, chart)
- How knowledge inputs support more consistent answers (optional)
How the concepts connect
Dataset
Provides the analysis boundary.
KPI and Dimension
KPIs are what you measure; dimensions are how you slice.
Time and Granularity
Defines the window and resolution of analysis.
Top Stories
Summarizes meaningful KPI movement.
Contributors
Ranks what drove the change.
Filters and Segments
Scopes analysis to a specific subset.
Overview
Concept list
Dataset
A defined collection of metrics and dimensions that DataGenie monitors and analyzes.
KPI (Metric)
A measure you track over time, such as revenue, conversion rate, or return rate.
Dimension
A way to slice a KPI into groups, such as country, channel, device, or cohort.
Time range
The time window you are analyzing, such as last week, last month, or last quarter.
Granularity
The level of aggregation for time-based analysis, such as daily, weekly, or monthly.
Top Story
A summarized, high-impact change in your data that is prioritized for attention.
Contributors
The 2–3 dimension values that explain most of a Root KPI’s change (e.g., “PayPal, Mobile, iOS” for a Payment Completion drop).
Filters and Segments
Constraints applied to focus analysis and the scoped view they create.
Output types
The format used to present an answer, typically a scorecard, table, or chart.
Knowledge inputs (optional)
Domain Knowledge, Wisdom Skills, and Business Events — the guardrails that encode your business rules so Wisdom answers deterministically, not by guessing.
Where to go next
Top Stories
Start with the most important changes, prioritized by impact.
Wisdom
Ask questions in plain English and explore answers quickly.
Explorer
Break down change into key drivers and contributors.
Datasets
Configure KPIs, dimensions, and anomaly detection for your data.
Alerts
Stay updated on important shifts without constant manual checks.