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Use these tools to answer β€œWhat changed?”, β€œWhat happened?”, and β€œWhat evidence supports this?”

Working with evidence

An observation describes a captured execution of a process. Its activity timeline shows the underlying actions. Use observations to find a relevant example, then inspect its timeline for supporting evidence. Observations can highlight useful departures from the documented process as well as friction or workarounds. Compare multiple observations before describing a pattern as recurring. Include timestamps when citing evidence. Session visibility and contributor breakdowns depend on your access. Activity timelines are available for your own sessions.

Common workflows

  • Prepare a team update: review recent changes, then read the affected processes.
  • Investigate friction: compare observations of a process and inspect the supporting timelines.
  • Understand adoption: review capture statistics, then inspect individual sessions to understand the totals.

Current schema

Parameters and examples for these tools. See shared parameters. Replace example identifiers with your own.
Example request
Example request
Only citations from your own sessions are available.Example request
If no time range is supplied, results cover all time.Example request
If no time range is supplied, the reporting window is the trailing 30 days. limit applies only to grouped results.Example request