Revenue by categoryLast quarter · sales.orders
Gluesync Module · Ships with Gluesync 2.3.1
Visualize
Turn an entity you already replicate into a chart by describing it to Spark, arrange charts on a canvas, keep them current by hand, on a Chronos schedule or whenever the data changes, and publish a chart or a whole canvas at a stable public URL.
Visualize / Q3 sales review
Q3 sales review
Canvas · 2 charts · TeamMonthly revenueLast 12 months · sales.orders
- 01 Describe the chart to Spark
- 02 Apply the proposal to a canvas
- 03 Share one link, protected the way you need
Why Visualize
Charts on the data you replicate, not on another copy of it
01 / The BI detour
Export, copy, re-permission
Answering a simple question about replicated data means exporting it to a BI tool, keeping another copy, and maintaining another set of permissions that drifts from Core Hub's.
02 / Dashboards that drift
Stale or expensive
Dashboards rebuilt on a timer lag the data they show, or rerun heavy queries on a schedule nobody is watching. Public pages make both problems worse.
03 / The platform outcome
Author, refresh, publish in Core Hub
Visualize charts the entities Gluesync already syncs, refreshes snapshots when the data changes, and runs every query as the chart's owner under the same policies as Query Studio.
How it works
From a sentence to a shared canvas
- 01
Describe
Spark proposes, you apply
Ask for a chart in plain language. Spark grounds the request on the Enterprise brain's schema and returns a proposal with the chart type, grouping, measure and lineage. Nothing is saved until you apply it.
- 02
Arrange
Collections are canvases
Group charts into a collection and lay them out as tiles. Each visualization is personal or shared with the team, and belongs to at most one canvas.
- 03
Publish
A chart or the whole canvas
Share a single chart or an entire canvas at a public URL that is open, password-protected or behind SSO. Public reads always serve the stored snapshot and never run the query.
Capabilities
What ships in Visualize
Visualize is part of Gluesync from 2.3.1, not an add-on. It is enabled per Core Hub installation and respects the Control Plane's roles: anyone can view, Super admins, Managers and Monitors author, and Super admins and Managers share.
Prompt-driven authoring
From a sentence to a chart
Spark proposals over a single-table SQL entity, with lineage you can check
Pick a SQL entity on an agent Gluesync replicates, then describe what you want to see. Spark returns a proposal that names the chart type, the dimension, the aggregated measure and the columns it used. Apply it as it is, or keep refining in the same thread.
- Chart types: bar, stacked bar, line, area, pie, donut, scatter, table, KPI and heatmap
- Proposals carry a short why-note and lineage tags for the columns and entity behind the chart
- When a request cannot be grounded on a real column, Core Hub answers UNRESOLVED and saves nothing
- Row, byte and tool-call budgets cap what the proposal step can read
- Charts can also be authored from the form or through the REST API
Visualize / Q3 sales review
Q3 sales review
Canvas · 2 charts · TeamRevenue by categoryLast quarter · sales.orders
Monthly revenueLast 12 months · sales.orders
Keep charts current
Snapshots that refresh themselves
Manual, on a Chronos schedule, or whenever the entity changes
Every chart keeps a snapshot of its last result. A refresh policy decides when that snapshot is considered fresh, how long a stale one is still served while a refresh runs, and what triggers the next run.
- Refresh on demand, from a Chronos visualize_refresh task, or when the bound entity changes on the source or target side
- Defaults: fresh for 15 minutes, stale-while-revalidate for an hour, 2 second debounce and a 15 second minimum between runs
- Refresh runs are recorded with their trigger, duration and row count
- Public pages always serve the stored snapshot; they never execute the query
Visualize / Q3 sales review / Monthly revenue
Refresh settings
Monthly revenue · applies only to this chartRefresh when data changes
Rebuild when a confirmed CDC change lands on sales.orders. Debounce 2 s · never closer than 15 s.
Chronos refresh
Chronos runs the schedule. Create a job that posts visualize.refresh for this chart; this switch records that it should run.
One refresh path for Chronos and CDC
The same policy limits apply whether the refresh comes from a scheduled job, a change event or a click, so a busy table cannot turn into a query storm.
Publish
Share a chart or a whole canvas
Stable public URLs with open, password or SSO access
Create a public link for one chart or for a full canvas. Each link has its own slug and protection, can be rotated so the old URL stops working, and renders with a Made with Gluesync header.
- Protections: open link, password with a short-lived access token and rate-limited attempts, or sign-in through Core Hub SSO
- Slugs of 12 to 64 characters; rotating a slug makes the previous URL return 404
- Public responses include the snapshot and chart spec only, never the SQL, bindings or owner
- Sharing is limited to Super admins and Managers
Visualize / Q3 sales review / Share
Revenue by categoryLast quarter
Sales by channelThis month
- Online46%
- Retail34%
- Partners20%
Explore the platform
Continue exploring Gluesync
Visualize sits on top of the rest of the platform: Spark and the Enterprise brain author the charts, Chronos refreshes them, and Query Studio's policies govern what they can read.
Spark Agents
The agent that turns a sentence into a chart proposal, grounded on your schema by the Enterprise brain.
Explore Spark Agents →
Enterprise brain
Schema, lineage and business terms, so Spark proposes charts over real columns, not guessed ones.
Explore Enterprise brain →
Schedules and events
Refresh charts on a Chronos schedule with the visualize_refresh task, next to snapshots and reports.
Explore Schedules and events →
Query Studio
Visualize reads through the same data-access policies, PII masking and read-only execution as Query Studio.
Explore Query Studio →Resources
Visualize documentation and resources
Documentation
Technical guides, API reference, deployment tutorials.
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Public Roadmap
What we're building next. Submit feature requests.
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Support
Access technical support and operational assistance.
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Service Status
Real-time platform availability and incident history.
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