Page Functionality
This reference documents the pages of the Fluency web interface: what each page shows, and what each button, menu, and dialog does. It is organized the same way the interface itself is laid out, so you can look up a page by where it appears in the navigation.
This is the manual's user-interface reference layer: it describes each screen, button, and dialog as the product presents it. The task-oriented sections elsewhere in the manual (Data Collection, Platform, Search, Detections, Administration, and so on) explain why and how to do something and link here for the screen-by-screen detail. Where a task page and this section disagree, follow this section.
The Navigation Bar
Every page shares the same navigation bar across the top of the screen. From left to right it contains:
- Fluency logo — returns to the Home dashboard.
- SIEM — behavioral detection and triage: summaries, timelines, rules, and entity tables.
- Data Lake — searching stored events, investigations, and managing data lake indexes and schemas.
- Platform — the data pipeline: applications, configuration, integrations, processors, usage, assets, and platform administration.
- Reports — report dashboards, report processors, and scheduled reports.
On the right side of the bar are the Home icon, the Settings (gear) icon that opens the Settings area, a light/dark theme toggle, and the account avatar whose menu reaches the user's Profile.
In this section
- Home — the landing dashboard: ticket summary, data lakes, resources, and application status.
- SIEM — Overview Summary, Behavior Summary, Behavior Timeline, Resources, Behavior Rules, and EntityInfo Tables.
- Data Lake — Search, Investigations, Management, Schemas, KQL Query Builder, and KQL Search History.
- Platform — Applications, Configuration, Integrations, Processors, Usage, plus the Assets and Administration sub-menus.
- Reports — Dashboard, Processors, and Scheduler.
- Settings — the account-administration hub: Users, Permissions, Audit, and the user's Profile.
The screenshots in this reference were captured from a demonstration instance. The data shown (event counts, rule lists, applications, and so on) will differ from your environment, but the page layout and controls are the same.