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Pivot Scenarios

Use this directory to find the public configuration, a focused live example, and the contract behind each workflow. Examples use deterministic data; remote examples explicitly simulate a server.

Supported scenarios and application-owned extensions

Section titled “Supported scenarios and application-owned extensions”
WorkflowGuide and previews
First report, axes, and factsGetting started · Data modeling
Catalog, measures, summaries, and layoutConfiguration reference · Aggregations
Fields, roles, filters, and authoringConfigurator · Controlled authoring API
Totals, expansion, and original recordsTotals · Drilldown
Formatting and exportsFormatting · Export and state
Application UI and execution without a gridCustom integrations · Headless controller
Portable reports and accepted stateReport specifications · Lifecycle
Remote windows, requests, caching, and diagnosticsServer execution · Remote API · Remote tools
All native chart familiesChart type gallery
Chart channels, queries, selection, and navigationData and bindings · Interactions
Chart appearance, exports, persistence, and providersCustomization · Headless chart API · Server charts

A public adapter contract does not supply a deployed SQL, OLAP, GraphQL, or streaming service. Applications own their backend, authorization, semantic field registry, and persistence storage. Geographic charts need an optional capability provider and legitimate geometry; the documentation labels schematic provider output explicitly. Custom renderers and optional Canvas/PDF integrations have their own capability and installation boundaries.

Streaming ingestion, incremental execution, offline synchronization, and specialized business workflows require separate product design and verification. They are not promised by these examples. The former exhaustive capabilities checklist mixed implemented APIs, foundations, and wishlist items; this directory links the current source-backed guides instead. New APIs and functionality remain follow-up work.