Enabled Modules
Under Settings → Modules → Enabled Modules, admins can control which parts of Tellius are available in your workspace and which of them users land on first.
Turning a module off does more than hide it. The module stops appearing in the sidebar and becomes inaccessible, and Tellius adjusts navigation around what remains. If Search is disabled, for example, Home redirects to Kaiya instead. Disabling does not delete any content the module holds.

Each module has two independent controls:
Enabled: a toggle deciding whether the module is available and visible in the workspace at all.
Primary: a checkbox that decides whether the module appears in the main sidebar. Primary modules sit at the top of the sidebar with their icons, visible as soon as it opens. Everything else is collapsed under the More dropdown at the bottom, and users click it to reach the rest. You can mark as many modules as primary as you like.
When a module's Enabled toggle is off, its Primary checkbox greys out and cannot be ticked, because a module that isn't available can't be an entry point.
Enabling Kaiya also enables its related modules listed in this group. Every module can be made primary except Kaiya Architect and Monitor. Neither is navigated to from the main module list, so they are always reached through the More dropdown.
Kaiya group
Core Kaiya capabilities. Enabling Kaiya also enables the other modules in this group.
Kaiya: the conversational AI assistant.
Mission: scheduled analysis that runs on its own and delivers finished work.
Context: the workspace where you set up the Learnings and Skills Kaiya draws on, including query Learnings and phrase Learnings.
Kaiya App: AI-generated Apps built through Kaiya.
Kaiya Architect: conversational data preparation and modeling for Business Views.
Platform modules
Analytics and platform features outside the Kaiya product suite.
Assistant: the Tellius Digital Assistant.
Data: datasets, connections, and Business Views.
Discover: automated Insights, where Tellius surfaces drivers, trends, and comparisons from your data.
Explore: Vizpads and visual analysis.
Feed: the observations feed that detects anomalies and sends alerts.
Help: in-product help and documentation links.
Monitor: system health and resource utilization.
Predict: machine learning models, including segments, predictors, and paths
Projects: grouped collections of artifacts.
Search: natural language search.
New Settings Experience: Controls which version of the Settings interface users get. When on, the standard entry points open the redesigned Settings. When off, users are routed to the legacy Settings pages and classic navigation instead.
Click Save to apply your changes, or Cancel to discard them. Save stays inactive until something changes.
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