rill-metrics-view

To define business metrics in Rill, you create a metrics view that specifies aggregations, dimensions, and time series over your data. This semantic layer structures data analysis and powers interactive dashboards.

A semantic layer for OLAP databases maps underlying data into defined business metrics, dimensions, and time series. You need one to ensure consistent data exploration, dashboarding, and reporting across your analytics.

Yes, you can implement granular security and access policies for metrics views. This feature allows you to enforce row-level access control, restricting sensitive data visibility for different users during dashboarding and data exploration.

Rill supports time-series analysis by defining temporal aggregations within your metrics view. These defined metrics automatically facilitate data exploration, alerting, reporting, and custom API generation for your business intelligence applications.

The best way to model a Sales Performance dashboard is to define a metrics view specifying measures like total revenue and conversion rates. You then add dimensions like country and product category for interactive filtering.

You generate custom APIs by defining your aggregations and dimensions within a metrics view. Rill automatically uses this semantic layer to facilitate data exploration, alerting, and custom API generation over your OLAP databases.