Heat map Drawer

If you are interested in all the events that make up a single blip in the heat map, you can click the dot to see information such as the time period it encloses and the number of events that make it up. When you click Expand, you will open the heat map drawer, which breaks out each event into a table.

A screenshot of the Turngate heat map with a tooltip over a single dot that shows the actor name, the time period covered by the dot, number of activities and an Expand button.
How to access the Heat map drawer

You can download the activity as a CSV, and run further searches and filter on the data inside the drawer.

An image of a tall table filled with headings like time stamp, identity, IP address and more.

Hover and click on the text to learn more info or to add and exclude items in the query builder.

A cropped screenshot of the data table. There are plus and minus icons next to one of the IP addresses and includes a system tooltip that reads "Include in query" for the highlighted plus icon.
Certain data fields can be added or removed from the query, such as this IP address
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