Search tables and metrics, explore field values, and construct or run queries against your data. You can use Metabase to: Answer ad-hoc business questions in natural language: "What was our revenue by region last month, compared to the month before?" Investigate anomalies and trends: "Refunds are up this month. Show me the top contributors by product category." Ground engineering work in real production data: "What columns does the orders table have, and what does a sample row look like? I'm writing a migration."