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Canvas

Canvas turns dashboard-building into a conversation. Type “show at-risk renewals in Q2” or “graph support volume by severity over the last 90 days” — the block appears with live data. Refine it in plain English. Build a view in five minutes that would take an afternoon in a BI tool.

Where chat is for investigation, Canvas is for monitoring: the views you check every morning, the dashboards you put on a TV, the executive summaries you send each Friday.

Start blank or pick a template. Add blocks by describing them:

  • “At-risk customers renewing in Q2 with ARR over $100k”
  • “Top feature requests from enterprise accounts this quarter”
  • “Product usage trend, last 90 days, weekly buckets”
  • “Champions who departed in the last 30 days”

Sonora picks the block type, queries the data, and renders the result. Edit any block’s prompt afterward to refine — narrow filters, change the time window, switch chart types.

Lists — Customer lists, feature requests, support tickets. Filterable, sortable, and clickable for the full record.

Tables — Structured rows with columns you specify. Exports to CSV.

Charts — Time series, bar, and pie for trends in usage, sentiment, support volume, or any numeric metric.

Metrics — Single numbers: total ARR at risk, average health score, count of open Sev-1 tickets.

Text summaries — Short narrative takeaways. “3 champions departed this month. Engagement at 5 accounts dropped to inactive.”

A library of pre-built blocks covers the obvious cases — at-risk renewals, champion changes, escalation watch, feature request leaderboards — drop one in and customize from there.

Each block takes its own filters, edited inline. Canvas-level filters apply across every block in the view: set “enterprise tier only” once and the whole canvas respects it. Useful for swapping a single dashboard between regions, tiers, or product lines without rebuilding.

Canvas links share with anyone in your workspace. Viewers see live data, scoped to their existing permissions — they won’t see customers or fields they don’t have access to in the rest of the product. Lists and tables export to CSV; charts export as PNGs for slides.

Blocks pull current data on every page load. There’s no manual refresh and no syncing job to wait on — what you see is what’s in Sonora right now, including data that just arrived from a connector.