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Experiences are where your pipeline data meets your team. Every Experience you build is a fully interactive dashboard or internal tool — powered by your Pipeline Outcomes, designed in a drag-and-drop builder, and shared with reviewers via a simple link.
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What is an Experience?

Experience is a data-driven UI surface that sits alongside your Agents as part of the platform’s Human-in-the-Loop layer. Where an Agent automates work, an Experience gives the humans in your workflow a clear, contextual view of what’s happening — and the tools to act on it. Think of it as a mini internal application built on top of your pipeline data. It could be a HITL review queue where analysts approve extracted documents, a freight rate analytics dashboard for your operations team, or a multi-step wizard that guides a user through a complex configuration flow. The same builder, any use case.
Experiences sit under the FOUNDATION section of the Adopt nav — alongside Tools, Pipelines, and People & Workforce. They’re platform-level assets: built once, shared across your team, and referenced by Projects at deployment time.

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How to Access Experiences

Click Experience in the left navigation bar. You’ll find it under the FOUNDATION section, marked by a grid icon.
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This takes you straight to the Experience dashboard — your home base for every Experience in the workspace.

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Creating a New Experience

When you’re ready to build, click + New Experience in the top right corner. You’ll land directly in the Experience Builder with an empty canvas and an “Untitled Experience” ready to name.
The Builder offers six pre-built templates — from a simple Sales Dashboard to a full HITL review workflow with multiple pages. They’re a great starting point if you know the general shape of what you need. See Creating a New Experience for the full walkthrough.

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Experience States

Every Experience is either a Draft or Published. Drafts are only visible to editors inside the builder. Published Experiences are accessible to anyone you’ve shared them with — via link or embed.
StateWhat it means
DraftWork in progress. Only accessible in the Experience Builder.
PublishedLive and accessible via share link, direct URL, or iframe embed.

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Why Experiences Matter

Most AI workflows don’t run in a vacuum — there’s always a human moment where someone needs to review, approve, or act on what the agent produced. Experiences are where that happens. Rather than routing results through Slack messages or CSV exports, you give your team a purpose-built surface that shows exactly what they need and nothing they don’t. And because Experiences connect directly to Pipeline Outcomes, the data your reviewers see is always current — no manual refreshes, no stale exports.

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Next Steps

  1. Create your first Experience
  2. Explore the Experience Builder
  3. Publish and share your Experience