Explore overview
Recurly Explore lets Elite plan users build custom data reports, analyze subscription and transaction data with natural language via the Workbook Agent, and create shareable dashboards.
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Explore interface
The Explore interface is divided into three panels:
| Panel | Description |
| Left — Workbook | Ask natural-language questions about your data. The Workbook Agent suggests fields and runs queries on your behalf. |
| Center — Field picker | Browse and search the full field catalog, grouped by topic. Click any field to add it to your query. Use the In-use filter to see only selected fields. |
| Right — Results area | Toggle between Results (table view), Chart (visualization), or both. Use the Options tab to configure axes, grouping, and chart type. Click Preview to run a sample query before committing. |

Workbook Agent
The Workbook Agent is the fastest way to start an analysis. Type a question in the text box at the bottom of the left panel and press Enter (or click the send icon).
Example prompts:
- "Show me all failed transactions in the last 7 days grouped by failure reason"
- "What is the total transaction volume by country this month?"
- "Which credit card types have the highest decline rates?"
- "List transactions flagged for fraud in the past 30 days"
- "Break down successful transactions by plan and subscription state"

After the agent populates a query, you can add or remove fields manually using the center field picker. Changes reflect immediately in the results view.
Work with reports
Open an existing report


Run or refresh a report

Refresh — Re-runs the report against previously saved results. If the same query (same fields, filters, and sorts) was run within the last hour, Explore loads those cached results instantly. A new query is only sent if the cache has expired or the report configuration has changed.
Refresh without cache — Bypasses stored results and sends a direct query to your data source for live, up-to-the-minute data.
Create a new report
Create a custom field
Custom fields let you create formulaic calculations based on existing fields for more personalized reporting.

Save a report

Work with dashboards
To create a dashboard, click the + Dashboard button in the top right corner of the document.
Once in a dashboard, you can add, modify, resize, and remove elements — including visualizations, headers, filters, and text blocks. Changes are saved automatically as you work. When your dashboard is ready, download it to share a compiled view with your team.
Updated 4 days ago