The Canvas

The Canvas is a workspace you compose: panes laid out on a grid, each holding something live — a figure, a data table, a map view, a note, a Petra chat. Where the other pages each show one thing well, the canvas is where you put your combination together and keep it.

Workspaces

Create as many as you need — "QAQC review", "Targeting meeting", "Weekly ops". Each keeps its layout and panes; the list on the left switches between them. A fresh canvas starts with a sensible three-pane layout you can immediately rearrange.

What goes in a pane

Charts you've made with Petra land here with one click — the expand button on any figure in chat opens it on the canvas, full size and still live. Add tables, notes, and views of your project data alongside; drag, resize, and save.

Petra in frame

The chat rides along on the canvas, so "swap that histogram for copper" or "add a table of the top intercepts" happens in place — the panes update as you talk. Batch imports also report their progress here, so a long import is something you can watch.

Reports and datarooms

Two special workspace types build on the same canvas machinery: composed reports (sections, figures and text assembled into a document) and datarooms (a curated, shareable room of project material — covered in Sharing your data).

In development: geostatistics panes are being built and will show up badged as such — not ready for customer use yet.