Basics

Glossary of Terms

Explore Proxa's glossary of terms, uses, and examples.


AI Agents

Specialized AI assistants within Proxa that enhance productivity by automating tasks, analyzing data, and ensuring data accuracy.

  • Creation Assistant Agent: Helps users build or modify content by suggesting relevant elements and layouts.

  • Analysis & Insights Agent: Identifies trends, generates projections, and provides actionable insights to inform decisions.

  • Data Governance Agent: Monitors and enforces data consistency and quality, alerting users to discrepancies.

  • Meta-Agent: Oversees and coordinates the activities of other AI agents to optimize system performance.


 

AI Chat

AI chat

A conversational interface where users can query Proxa in natural language to receive instant data insights or navigation assistance.

  • Query Data: Retrieve specific information (e.g., “What is the status of X?”).

  • Navigation Assistance: Guides users to relevant areas within Proxa (e.g., Pages, Dashboards).

  • Generate Insights: Offers trend analysis, issue identification, and actionable recommendations.


 

Banner Zone

Banner2

A predefined area at the top of a page that displays global metadata, such as the page title, summary, or status.

  • Purpose: Provides a quick overview of the page’s purpose or context.

  • Key Features: Customizable metadata and interactive elements like status editing.

  • Example Usage: Displaying project names and timelines on report pages.


 

Content Blocks

Reusable, modular units that are used to build and populate pages in Proxa, providing structural consistency and adaptability.

  • Purpose: Standardize layouts while maintaining flexibility in content presentation.

  • Key Features: Reusability, adaptability, and variations based on context.

  • Examples:

    • Banner Block: Displays high-level page information like title, summary, and metadata.

    • Data View Block: Organizes structured data in grid or card formats for visualization.


 

Data View Block

Grid

Data Views

A content block that displays structured data in user-friendly formats like grids or cards.

  • Purpose: Enhance data visualization and user interaction.

  • Key Features: Sortable grids, filter options, and toggleable views (grid or card).

  • Example Usage: Presenting a company’s financial data or team performance metrics.


 

Drawer

Drawer

A collapsible side panel providing additional contextual information about a selected element, such as linked records or detailed reports.

  • Purpose: Offer detailed insights without disrupting the main workflow.

  • Key Features: Tabs for properties, content, and comments.

  • Example Usage: Accessing detailed descriptions of portfolio performance.


 

Header

Header

The top section of a page, prominently displaying Proxa or customer branding and the title of the active page.

  • Purpose: Establish a consistent visual identity and orient users within the platform.

  • Key Features: Displays logo, page name, and sometimes navigation shortcuts.

  • Example Usage: A report page’s header may show the report’s title and organization name.


 

Interactive Dashboards

Dashboard

Customizable pages aggregating KPIs, metrics, and trends for high-level decision-making.

  • Purpose: Provide strategic overviews with actionable insights.

  • Key Features: Dynamic charts, graphs, and quick access to associated data.

  • Example Usage: Monitoring investment performance across multiple portfolios.


 

Metadata Component

An individual UI element showing contextual information such as status, priority, or last update.

  • Purpose: Provide quick, actionable details about the associated content.

  • Key Features: Editable inline and supports integration with other components.

  • Example Usage: Displaying “Last Updated: Nov 2024” on a report page.


 

Permissions Management

A feature allowing administrators to control user access to data and functionalities based on roles.

  • Purpose: Ensure secure and compliant data sharing.

  • Key Features: Role-based access control and activity tracking.

  • Example Usage: Limiting access to sensitive financial reports to specific team members.


 

Shared Workspaces

Collaborative environments tailored for specific projects, teams, or investment phases.

  • Purpose: Facilitate teamwork by organizing data, tasks, and content in one place.

  • Key Features: Adjustable permissions, content libraries, and dashboards.

  • Example Usage: A shared workspace for a portfolio company and investor firm to collaborate.


 

Sidebar

Sidebar

A persistent navigation element located on the side of the page.

  • Purpose: Provide users with quick access to key tools, sections, or actions.

  • Key Features: Sticky design ensuring visibility while scrolling.

  • Example Usage: Links to different dashboards or project pages.


 

Structured Data Pages

Centralized areas where unstructured data (e.g., files or spreadsheets) is converted into organized, actionable formats for analysis.

  • Purpose: Enable easy access and reuse of structured data.

  • Key Features: Editable, linked to worksheets for real-time updates.

  • Example Usage: Summarizing financial data in a report format for stakeholder review.


 

Summary Block

A content block that provides a high-level overview of critical metrics or data points.

  • Purpose: Highlight important details at a glance.

  • Key Features: Customizable metrics, linked to live data for real-time updates.

  • Example Usage: Displaying “Upcoming Deadlines: 3” on a project dashboard.


 

Worksheet Templates

Pre-designed worksheet formats that standardize data organization for recurring tasks.

  • Purpose: Save time and improve consistency across similar tasks.

  • Key Features: Easy duplication and pre-applied data validation rules.

  • Example Usage: Setting up a quarterly budget tracking template.


 

Zones

zones

Predefined areas within a page that house content blocks and components, structuring how content is displayed.

  • Purpose: Provide consistency across pages while allowing flexibility in content display.

  • Key Features:

    • Structural consistency across all pages.

    • Adaptable to display different content blocks depending on context.

  • Examples:

    • Banner Zone: Displays titles, summaries, or metadata.

    • Content Zone: Displays primary data, such as grids, charts, or records.

    • Sidebar Zone: Houses navigation or additional tools.

 

 

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