Query raw data in SQL Explorer

Query the event tables directly with SQL.

You can write SQL queries directly against your event tables to slice, aggregate, and analyze data the UI doesn't expose. This is useful when you need custom metrics, bulk operations, or a deeper look at patterns in your booking history.

SQL Explorer gives you the full power of your data without leaving the product.

1

Open SQL Explorer in the sidebar.

Open SQL Explorer in the sidebar.

SQL Explorer opens with a blank query editor ready for you to write against your event schema.

2

Enter the Query against the events table; schema autocomplete assists as you type.

Write your query against the events table — schema autocomplete kicks in as you type.

As you type, autocomplete suggests table names, columns, and functions so you don't need to memorize the schema.

3

Click Run query; results stream in and heavy queries are sampled for a fast preview.

Click Run query — results stream in and heavy queries are sampled first so you get a fast preview.

 

Heavy queries are sampled first to give you a fast preview, then the full result set loads in the background.

 

4

Chart the results, export them as CSV, or save them as a scheduled dashboard tile.

Results can be charted, exported as CSV, or saved as a dashboard tile that re-runs on schedule.

Save results as a dashboard tile to re-run the same query on a schedule, keeping your metrics fresh without manual work.

What's next

Once you've built a query you want to track, save it as a dashboard tile so it updates automatically. You can also share the results with your team by exporting to CSV or embedding the chart in a report.