The Map and Timeline Views provide alternative visualizations of your graph data—geographic for location-based analysis and chronological for temporal patterns. Both are view-only; use them to understand spatial and temporal relationships, then return to the graph view to perform analysis and run transforms.
When transforms or data imports add location information to your graph, entities with addresses or geographic coordinates appear as nodes. Running transforms like Endato enriches your graph with persons and their associated addresses.
Toggle between Graph and Map views using the view selector in the toolbar. The Map View displays all location data from your graph as markers on an interactive map—it’s an alternative visualization of the same data, not a separate workspace. No actions can be performed directly on the map; it’s view-only.
Click on any marker to view location details in the sidebar. This is equivalent to clicking the corresponding address node in the graph view—you see the same entity information and can view any associated nodes if the address is linked to persons or other entities.
Toggle to Timeline View using the view selector in the toolbar. The Timeline displays nodes with time metadata arranged chronologically along a time axis—it’s a visualization of existing temporal data in your graph, not a separate workspace. Like Map View, no actions can be performed directly on the timeline; it’s view-only.
The Timeline helps identify temporal patterns, sequences, and relationships. Entities without time metadata won’t appear in this view. Use it to understand when events occurred, then switch back to the graph view to explore relationships and perform analysis.
