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The Origin console is organized into six sections, listed down the far-left icon rail:
  • Dashboard — out-of-box dashboards (built on the underlying Analytics Graph data model) plus a free-form chat interface for querying anything in the system in plain language.
  • Explore — a visual exploration of activity within Origin, letting you set a scope and drill down by agent, identity, endpoint, and other attributes.
  • Library — a management interface to create, save, and edit kernels (saved queries), canvases (dashboard pages), and workflows.
  • Endpoints — the endpoint inventory, the quick-connect flow for provisioning tokens and installers, and fleet-wide agent configuration.
  • AI Governance — tenant-wide policy: which AI services are sanctioned, unsanctioned, or ignored, and the detection rules that fire signals against monitored activity.
  • Admin — tenant setup and configuration: users and roles, directory connections, and external AI data sources.

Where to go next

Dashboard

Out-of-box dashboards and the free-form chat interface for querying anything in the system.

Explore

Visual exploration — Overview, X-Ray, Anatomy, and Canvases, with drill-down by agent, identity, and endpoint.

Library

Create, save, and edit kernels (saved queries), canvases (dashboard pages), and workflows.

Endpoints

Endpoint inventory, agent connect flow, and fleet-wide configuration — covered under Setup and Configuration.

Admin

Users and roles, directory integrations, and AI data sources — covered under Setup and Configuration.
AI Governance doesn’t have a dedicated guide yet. It’s where sanctioned/unsanctioned AI policy and detection rules live — reach out to your Origin contact if you need help configuring it in the meantime.