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title: New tab page
description: The launchpad shown when you open an Explorer or a new workbook tab — search and browse view groups, views, workbooks, certified queries, and source tables to start a report.
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When you open an Explorer or add a new tab in a [workbook](/docs/explore-analyze/workbooks),
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Cube shows the **new tab page** — a single launchpad for starting a report. From here you can
search across your data model, browse starting points by type, or jump straight to pasting a
query, asking an AI agent, or uploading a file.

## Searching and browsing

A search box sits at the top of the launchpad. Typing filters every category at once, and the
count next to each category updates to the number of matches.

The category selector lets you switch between starting-point types:

- **View groups** — browse [view groups](/docs/data-modeling/view-groups) as folders. Drilling
into a group reveals its sub-groups and views.
- **Views** — every [view](/docs/data-modeling/views) in the model. Search also matches a view's
measures and dimensions; when a view matches through a member, the row notes which one.
- **Workbooks** — existing [workbooks](/docs/explore-analyze/workbooks) you can open as a starting
point.
- **Certified queries** — trusted, pre-approved queries (see
[Certified queries](/admin/ai/certified-queries)).
- **Source tables** — raw tables from your connected
[data sources](/admin/connect-to-data/data-sources/index), browsable by data source and schema.

Click through the list to drill down to an individual view, report, or table. Once you reach a
starting point, the data model sidebar activates so you can continue building your query there.

## Starting from a pasted query, an agent, or a file

The launchpad also offers shortcuts at the bottom:

- **Paste semantic SQL query** — opens the SQL panel so you can paste a semantic SQL query. The
dropdown adds **Paste source SQL query** (raw data-source SQL), **Paste JSON query** (a
[REST API query](/reference/core-data-apis/rest-api/query-format)), and **Paste GraphQL query** (a
[GraphQL API query](/reference/core-data-apis/graphql-api)) — the JSON and GraphQL queries are
converted to a semantic query for you.
- **Ask Cube agent** — opens the chat sidebar so you can describe the report you want in natural
language.
- **Upload file** — opens the file upload flow.

## Configuring the launchpad

Administrators can tailor the launchpad per deployment under **Settings → Configuration**, in the
**Workbooks and Explore** section. Two settings are available.

### Available tabs

Choose which categories appear on the launchpad. **View groups** and **Views** are always shown
and cannot be turned off; **Workbooks**, **Certified queries**, and **Source tables** can each be
enabled or disabled to simplify the starting points your users see.

### Default view group

Set a **default view group** so the launchpad opens inside a specific top-level view group instead
of listing all of them — useful for steering users toward a curated set of governed starting
points.

<Steps>
<Step title="Open deployment settings">
Go to **Settings → Configuration** for your deployment.
</Step>
<Step title="Choose the available tabs and default group">
In the **Workbooks and Explore** section, select the tabs to show and, optionally, enter the
**name** of the view group the launchpad should open inside. Leave the group empty to show all
view groups. Save your changes.
</Step>
</Steps>

When a default view group is set, new Explorer and workbook tabs open inside that group. You can
still navigate up to **All view groups** to browse everything. If the configured group no longer
exists, the launchpad falls back to showing all categories.