Klera Home
User Interface Elements of Klera Home
S No. | User Interface Element | Description | |
0 | Home | Click on the ![]() |
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1 | App Store |
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2 | Help |
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3 | Notifications |
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4 | User Profile |
Click on the Note: If you are using an LDAP account to access Klera then you can not edit your profile from Klera. |
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5 | What is New in Klera |
Watch this space for new App launches, popular Apps, new feature introductions. You can also access quick start guides produced to help you get started with Klera. |
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Tabs
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Tabs to access various resources and their configurations |
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Your Apps, Editable Apps (Formerly called Explorations), Folders, and Solutions are available here. |
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Connectors let you connect to your Data Sources like Databases, REST Systems, Tools, and Platforms. You can configure these Connectors from here. |
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Accounts are credentials that you can use to authenticate your access to various Data Sources using your connectors. Single account can be used to access multiple tools through different connectors. You can configure, validate and associate these Accounts with connectors. |
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Schedules created on Editable Apps are listed here. Schedules make your Editable app run automatically on set schedule. You can edit, disable or run a schedule from here. |
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Templates
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Your Templates are listed here. Templates are reusable recording of the visualization and logic of your app. You can use a template in another editable app to rapidly build the logic encapsulated in the template. |
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Action Bar |
It gives you quick access to search, sort, toggle view, etc. The options vary for each of the above tab. |
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Apps/Resources |
Resources are shown here as per the selected tab (e.g. Apps are listed in My Space). You can view the resources in the Tile view or List view. Each item has a three dots menu to access possible actions on the resource e.g. Rename, Copy, Configure, etc. |
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Manage |
Use various options to filter the resources listed in the view to find items quickly. e.g. click on ‘Recent’ to find the most recently accessed Apps etc. |
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Create App |
Click to start the app creation flow. |
My Space
User Interface Element | Description | |
1 | Search | Click on the ![]() |
2 | Upload | Click on the ![]() |
3 | Create Folder | Click on the ![]() |
4 | List/Tile View | Click on ![]() ![]() |
5 | Sort |
Select the criteria from the drop-down to change the sort order. You can also choose Ascending or Descending order. |
Data Sources
User Interface Element | Description | |
1 | Search | Click on the ![]() |
2 | Upload | Click on the ![]() |
3 | List/Tile View | Click on ![]() ![]() |
4 | Sort | Select the criteria from the drop-down to change the sort order. You can also choose Ascending or Descending order. |
Accounts
User Interface Element | Description | |
1 | Search | Click on the ![]() |
2 | List/Tile View | Click on ![]() ![]() |
3 | Sort By | Select the criteria from the drop-down to change the sort order. You can also choose Ascending or Descending order. |
4 | Add Account |
Accounts are used for authentication and authorization when you connect to the tools. You can create new accounts for the instances of your connectors from Klera Home. |
Schedules
User Interface Element | Description | |
1 | Search | Click on the ![]() |
2 | List/Tile View | Click on ![]() ![]() |
3 | Sort By | Select the criteria from the drop-down to change the sort order. You can also choose Ascending or Descending order. |
Templates
User Interface Element | Description | |
1 | Search | Click on the ![]() |
2 | Upload Template(s) | Click on the ![]() |
3 | List/Tile View | Click on ![]() ![]() |
4 | Sort By |
Select the criteria from the drop-down to change the sort order. You can also choose Ascending or Descending order. |
Klera Editable App
User Interface Elements of Klera Editable App
Newly Created Editable App
Editable App with Data and Visualizations
User Interface Element | Description | |
1 | Klera Logo |
Click on the |
2 | App Name | This is the name of your current App. You can edit the name by clicking on it. To learn more about App, refer to section- Starting with your First App. |
3 | Menu Bar | The Menu Bar is at the top left side of Klera application window. These menu options are explained below |
a | File | This menu option lets you manage your Apps. You can create New, Open, Rename, Share, Publish, Download As, Re-execute, Schedule and Close the current App. To learn more, refer to section- ‘Starting with your first App’ |
b | Templates | This menu lets you Create, Rename, Import, and Manage Templates. |
c | Forms | This menu lets you Create, Edit, and Delete forms. |
d | Accounts | This menu option lets you manage accounts used to authenticate access to connectors/data sources. You can Add, Associate, Delete, Edit, Share and Show Accounts. |
e | Help | This menu provides details about the product version, and release notes and license. |
4 | Header | The top band of the Klera application window is the header. |
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Search and Run Operations/Templates (Deprecated Feature) |
It helps you search for operations and Templates that are relevant for the data present on the current page and run/execute them. To learn more, refer to section- Perform Operations |
6 | Share App |
To share the current App with other users/roles. To learn more, refer to Section- Sharing and Collaboration |
7 | Story Panel |
Click on the To learn more, refer to section- Create a Story |
8 | Notifications |
click on Bell |
9 | Settings |
Click on the
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10 | User Profile |
Click on the Note: If you are using an LDAP account to access Klera then you can not edit your profile from Klera. |
11 | Collapse Header |
Click on the |
12 | View Panel |
After you perform an operation that generates data, View Panel slides in from the right and lists the resulting datasets and Templates valid for this data. To learn more, refer to section- Basic Concepts and Terminology |
13 | History Panel |
Lists of all the operations in the order of execution in the current app. To learn more, refer to section- Basic Concepts and Terminology |
14 | Filters Panel |
It lets you apply filters on datasets present on the current page. The Filters Panel lists all the fields of datasets present on the current page, irrespective of the visualizations. To learn more, refer to section- Basic Concepts and Terminology |
15 | Data Panel |
Lists all the DataSets of your current App. You can also create formulas on these datasets from this panel. All columns and visualizations on datasets can be accessed from this panel. To learn more, refer to section- Basic Concepts and Terminology |
16 | Visualizations Panel |
To configure the visualization selected on the floor. To learn more, refer to section- Basic Concepts and Terminology |
17 | Page Navigation Bar |
To navigate Pages by clicking on the |
18 | Execution Graph |
Click on To learn more, refer to section- ‘App History’ |
19 | Footer |
Right-click anywhere on the footer to get the Context menu. |
20 | Pages (Shown as Tabs) |
All the pages in your App are shown as ‘Tabs’ at the bottom of the Klera application window. These tabs are named and numbered. You can navigate to a page by clicking on the tab. You can rename, delete, hide and reorder these tabs. To learn more about operations on tabs,refer to section- ‘Starting with your first App’. |
21 | Managed Named Filters |
You can create, edit, delete “Named Filters” by clicking on the icon. Klera allows you to apply filters on data in your Apps. When you create and apply a named filter, the data will be filtered in your view only without impacting other users. You can share a named filter with other users, who can see the filtered data by applying the named filter. To know more, refer to section-‘Sharing and Collaborations’. |
22 | Enable/ Disable App Execution |
This option is useful when you don’t want to inadvertently change the data in the App by executing any existing or new operation. Click on |
23 | List of All Pages |
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24 | Floor |
It is the work area available in Klera where you can run operations on the connected tools, create visualizations and analyze data. |
25 | Floor Menu |
This context-sensitive menu provides you with operations provided by Klera and tools connected using connectors. |
26 | Left Panel |
Left Panel is the space where you can drag and drop a form or a container, and it will remain there even when you navigate across pages/tabs Note: Input forms are by default opened in the Left Panel. |
27 | Containers |
A Container is the rectangular box that contains the visualizations (e.g. Grid, Pie, Bar, etc.) You can have multiple Containers on a page. You can move, resize, rename, and delete a container. To learn more about creating multiple visualizations, refer to section- ‘Basic Concepts and Terminology’ |
28 | Visualizations |
Visualizations are graphical representation of your data. Visualizations help you understand the trends and patterns in data. Klera offers a wide range of visualizations like Pie, Bar, Line, Treemap, Pivot, Network Graph, Gantt chart, Word cloud, etc. To learn more about creating multiple visualizations, refer to section- ‘Create Visualizations’ |