Find your way around the Cribl Search UI.

Sidebar (1-9)Query Box (10-14)Datasets and Searches (15-17)

Area	Description	More Info
1	Search Home is where you run your current search.	Search Your Data
2	History keeps previous searches so you can reuse them or check cached results.	View Search History
3	Saved Searches let you run queries on schedule and set up Notifications.	Save Searches
4	Dashboards visualize search results in a variety of ways.	Dashboards
5	Notebooks let you combine queries, visualizations, and notes on one tab.	Notebooks
6	Data is where Search Admins and Editors manage Engines, Sources, Datasets, Dataset Providers, and Datatypes.	Get Data Into Cribl Search Connect to External Data
7	Knowledge contains your lookups, Parsers, regexes, Grok patterns, and Macros.	Knowledge Libraries
8	Packs let Search Admins and Editors import, export, and share knowledge objects.	Packs
9	Settings is where Search Admins set Notification targets, Usage Groups, and limits.	Usage Settings

Area	Description	More Info
10	Query Box is where you build your searches in Kusto Query Language (KQL). Select Build Query to use natural language instead.	Write Your First Query Write Queries Using Cribl Copilot
11	Select the gear button to change query box options or see the KQL reference.	Language Reference
12	Run Investigation starts an AI-powered investigation session.	Run Investigation
13	Sampling reduces the number of results for quick, exploratory searches.	Sampling
14	Time Range narrows down your search to a specific time period.	Time Range

Area	Description	More Info
15	Available Datasets let you inspect your data before running a search. Cribl-hosted Search Datasets are marked with the lakehouse icon	Inspect Your Datasets
16	History tab shows a quick overview of recent searches.	View Search History
17	Sample Searches help you get started with running queries.	Common Query Examples