> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.tellius.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.tellius.com/tellius-6.4/getting-started/say-hello-to-tellius/navigating-around-tellius.md).
# Navigating around Tellius
Explore how to navigate Tellius—from Search and Vizpads to Insights, Predict, Data, and Projects—with a clear overview of every module and homepage feature.
Tellius provides a user-friendly interface to make it easy for you to navigate around the platform. This page breaks down each component that you can see on the home page (the first page that greets you with when you log into Tellius).
### The left navigation in Tellius 6.4
From the top, the left navigation holds:
* **New Chat:** starts a new Kaiya conversation. It always sits at the top.
* **Primary modules:** up to six modules that an administrator marks as primary, such as **Apps**, **Missions**, **Context** and **Data**. Which modules appear here depends on your workspace. See [Enabled Modules](https://help.tellius.com/settings/enabled-modules).
* **More:** select it to expand the other modules, such as **Vizpad**, **Search**, **Insight**, **Predict**, **Feed** and **Projects**.
* **Recent** and **Favorites:** two tabs of one list below the modules. **Recent** lists your recent conversations, Missions and Apps. It is built from the work you actively did, such as editing an item or working in a conversation, not from every item you opened. Select **View all history** to open the **Conversations** page. **Favorites** lists the items you marked as favorite; select **View all favorites** to see them all.
* **At the bottom:** **Notifications**, **Help** when the Help module is on, and your name. Select your name to open **My Account**, with **Settings**, **Chat with Tellius**, **Report a problem**, **About** and **Log out**, and the Tellius version.
Modules keep one fixed order, whether they are primary or under **More**: Apps, Missions, Vizpad, Search, Context, Data, Insight, Predict, Feed and Projects. Some modules have new names in the navigation: Explore is now **Vizpad**, Discover is now **Insight**, and Kaiya App is now **Apps**.
Select the panel icon at the top left to collapse or expand the left navigation. When it is collapsed, the **Notifications** icon shows your notification count.
### Report a problem
Use **Report a problem** to tell the Tellius team about something that didn't work as you expected, or to share an idea. It replaces **Provide feedback** from earlier releases. Anyone can send a report. You don't need admin access. Reports go to Tellius. If you don't see **Report a problem** in the menu, reporting isn't set up for your environment.
1. Select your name at the bottom of the left navigation, and then select **Report a problem**.
2. Under **How bad is it? (optional)**, pick the level that fits: **Blocking**, **Annoying**, **Cosmetic** or **Idea**. You can skip it.
3. Under **What happened**, describe what you did, what you expected and what happened instead. The counter below the box shows how many of the 5,000 characters you have used.
4. Check **Screenshot of this page**. When the dialog opens, Tellius takes a screenshot of the page you were on and shows a small preview of it. The screenshot is optional, and it may show your data. If it shouldn't be shared, select **Remove screenshot**. When Tellius can't capture the page, or after you remove the screenshot, the section reads **No screenshot will be sent.** Your report is then sent without a screenshot.
5. Select **Send**. It becomes available once you describe what happened. To close the dialog without sending, select **Cancel** or the **X**.
When the report is sent, a confirmation reads **Report** followed by the report's ID and **sent**. Keep the ID in case you follow up with the Tellius team about the problem. If the report can't be sent, the dialog stays open with the message **Couldn't send the report. Try again in a moment.** Wait a moment, and then select **Send** again.
Along with your description and screenshot, the report includes your name, your Tellius environment and version, your browser and operating system, your workspace, and the page and Kaiya chat you were on. It also includes a link to a recording of your session, so the team can follow the steps that led to the problem.
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**Which level to pick.** Choose **Blocking** when you can't carry on with your work, **Annoying** when you can work around the problem, **Cosmetic** when something looks wrong but works, and **Idea** for a suggestion. Send the report from the page where the problem happened. The screenshot, page and chat sent with it then show the team exactly where to look.
{% endhint %}
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The rest of this page describes the navigation in earlier releases of Tellius.
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1. **Left navigation pane**
The left navigation pane consists of the following tabs. Click on any of the tabs to go to the respective page.
* **Search** - It's the place where you can type in your queries in natural language and get them answered. Before typing in the questions, it is necessary to choose the relevant Business View from where the data is to be considered. An initial set of suggested questions are also displayed related to the selected Business View.
* **Explore (Vizpads)** - Vizpads allow you to build effective dashboards using multiple charts (Viz) and conduct visual exploration analysis by applying various filters to drill down the results. A Vizpad can be built from multiple Business Views. Here, you can access all Vizpads created by you/shared with you.
* **Discover (Insights)** - With Insights, users can discover answers to deeper questions and identify important patterns/relationships in your data. Here, you can access all Insights created by you/shared with you. The Insights are organized into categories such as segment drivers, trends, comparisons, and anomalies/correlations.
* **Predict -** Tellius offers a range of machine learning models to its users, including regression, classification, time series regression, and clustering, which can be built easily via AutoML or Point-n-Click. With these models, users can forecast future trends and make predictions based on their current data. Here, you can access all models created by you/shared with you.
If you hover over **Search**, **Explore**, **Discover**, or **Predict**, you can find a little orange inverted triangle at the bottom right of every tab. Click on it to view and navigate to the objects marked "Favorite" and the recently opened objects.
* **Feed** - Set up automated tracking of your important KPIs and get notified (via emails) of any detected anomalies. Here, you can create and manage the metrics to be tracked.
* **Assistant** - Consider it your personal assistant to whom you can converse in natural language, as it will provide relevant suggestions and recommendations based on the questions asked.
* **Data** - All operations related to the data—from connecting to data sources, uploading data, building Business Views, cleaning data, transforming data, and scheduling data flow—can be performed (depending on the permission level of each user) here.
* **Projects -** Think Projects like folders, where you can organize related content together in one Project. A Project may consist of multiple Vizpads, Insights, and Models. Objects which are not a part of any specific Project (unassigned objects) can also be found here.
* **Backup -** As a part of Disaster Recovery, Tellius offers you with a couple of backup options. From here, you can backup data and restore them as required.
* **Monitor -** Displays the system health, where you can monitor and understand the memory utilized for different functions performed on the platform.
* **Help -** Click here if you ever feel stuck. Get access to our product videos, guided tour, FAQs, and user guide. From this page, you can also raise a ticket or provide feedback/suggestions.
* **Notifications -** All the details of every operation that has been performed on the platform can be accessed here. The information on each notification includes the owner of the job, the timestamp of execution, type of object, and the status of the job (success or failure).
* **User icon -** Indicates the current user account logged onto Tellius. It's the place where you could configure settings and assign user roles.
2. **Search bar**
As you start to type in a question, Tellius will display relevant suggestions. We just brought the Search bar from Search to the home page for easier and faster access.
3. **You might be interested in**
A quick glance of all the recent Projects, Vizpads, Insights, Models to help you get started.
4. **Quick start**
Follow the workflow to get a headstart with defining the Business View and importing data. Get personalized suggestions for Search and Insights based on your interests.
5. **Tutorials**
Guided step-by-step walkthroughs that explain each component that can be found in every module. Irrespective of the page you are in, you can open Tutorials tab and click on the required module to get a run-through. Each walkthrough comes with an overview video and the status bars signify the progress made in a workflow.
6. **Chatbot**
When in doubt or if you need any assistance, open up our chatbot and ask away your questions. Our team will be glad to assist you and resolve your queries.
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