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The ontology surfaces a natural-language query entry point. You type a question; the platform plans the SQL across the entity graph, runs it, and returns the rows.

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How to use it

1

Open the query tab

Go to Ontology → Query.
2

Ask

Type a question that references entities and their properties. The platform names what’s available; you don’t have to remember table names.Examples:
  • “Which customers signed up last week and haven’t logged in since?”
  • “Top 10 invoices by amount, with the customer name.”
  • “Tickets created in the last 30 days, grouped by priority.”
3

Inspect the result

The result panel shows the generated SQL and the returned rows. If the answer is wrong, refine the question—the platform retries up to three times if a query fails.

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Scope

Queries run as SELECT statements over the merged entity views (source + overlays). Writes go through row overlays or Application actions, not through the query path. Row-level security is enforced in the generated SQL. A viewer sees only the rows their role grants access to.

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Relationships

Because entities carry typed relationships, questions like “customers’ invoices last quarter” resolve without you specifying a join—the platform knows the edge between Customer and Invoice. Add or fix relationships from the entity detail page if a question can’t be answered the way you expect.