Vizpad Settings

Under Settings → Modules → Vizpad → Vizpad Settings, this page controls how Vizpads load, render, and behave for everyone in the workspace. Most of these settings trade performance against convenience, so the right values depend on your data volume and how heavily your users build.

Loading and performance

Vizpad Batch Count: The number of widgets loaded in a single batch when opening a Vizpad. Higher values load more at once but can increase the initial load time. Allowed range: 4-8.

Maximum Tabs: The maximum number of tabs that can be created in a Vizpad.

Maximum charts per tab: The maximum number of chart-type visualizations allowed per tab. KPI, text, image, and similar widget types do not count toward this limit, so a tab can hold more widgets than this number suggests. Range: 25-50.

Vizpad Sync Timeout: The maximum wait time in seconds before Tellius switches to an asynchronous response (where browser stops waiting: the server keeps working in the background and delivers the result when it's ready). When a Vizpad takes longer than this to respond synchronously, the request continues in the background rather than holding the connection open.

Enable Bulk Filter Config Apply: Lets users add or remove several filters and columns in the Configuration pane at once, then use Apply or Cancel to save or discard all of them together. When disabled, the chart updates after every individual edit. Turn it on when users work with large or live datasets, where updating after each change is slow.

Display "Apply" and "Undo" buttons when applying filters in a Vizpad: Adds Apply and Undo buttons under Apply filters, letting users select several filter values before committing them. Like the setting above, this avoids re-querying after every selection, which matters on large or live datasets.

Use compact chart scaling: When enabled, charts use a tighter layout so more of each visualization fits inside its widget. Turn it off for standard chart padding and sizing.

Disable Virtualization: When enabled, all charts load immediately instead of using viewport-based lazy loading. Lazy loading normally renders only what's on screen and loads the rest as the user scrolls. Disabling it can improve compatibility but may reduce scroll performance on large Vizpads. Leave it off unless you're troubleshooting a rendering problem.

Display Settings

Enable "chart summary and tab summary" options in vizpad: Shows the summary settings and the Add tab summary option on Vizpads, letting users add Kaiya-generated, customizable summaries to charts and tabs. Turning it off removes both options.

Numeric, Text, and Date: Sets the default column alignment for each data type in table visualizations. Each offers Left Aligned, Center Aligned, or Right Aligned.

The conventional choices are right-aligned numbers, so digits line up by place value and are easy to compare down a column, and left-aligned text and dates, so they read naturally.

TQL Job

TQL (Tellius Query Language) jobs are the queries Tellius runs behind the scenes when a user loads a Vizpad, applies a filter, or refreshes a chart. Because a single busy Vizpad can fire many of them at once, these settings cap how many run concurrently so heavy usage doesn't overload the system.

Enable Queueing: When enabled, TQL jobs are queued to prevent system overload. When off, every request is processed instantly, which can clog the service under load.

Turning this on reveals four fields.

Global Quota: The maximum number of TQL jobs that can run concurrently across all users.

User Quota: The maximum number of TQL jobs that can run concurrently per user. This prevents any one user from consuming all available slots.

Queue Quota: The maximum number of queued, pending TQL jobs allowed per user. Once a user hits this limit, their new submissions are blocked until a queued job starts or is cancelled.

Queue Timeout (seconds): The maximum time a request can wait in the queue before being cancelled. The user is notified when load is high.

Global Quota is the system-wide ceiling on running jobs, User Quota stops one person monopolizing it, Queue Quota caps how much any one person can stack up waiting, and Queue Timeout stops requests waiting indefinitely.

Vizpad Excel Export

Sets the maximum limits for each Excel export. These limits apply globally across all Vizpad exports, and data beyond each limit is truncated.

Maximum sheets in a workbook: Range 1–50.

Maximum records per sheet: Range 1–1,000,000.

Maximum columns per sheet: Range 1–16,384.

The upper bounds on records and columns match Excel's own hard limits, so raising them beyond these values isn't possible.

When a table export exceeds the row limit, users can retrieve the rest in successive batches from the chart's own export dialog, using Custom row range. See How to export more than 100,000 rows.

Saving

Click Save to apply your changes, or Cancel to discard them.