Missions

Use this page to find any run fast and see what happened in it, without opening a log file.

The Missions page is the home base for all your data. Every mission you've uploaded (every test run, patrol, scan, or flight) lives here with its reports, metrics, and metadata.

Think of it as your mission library: a searchable, filterable record of everything you have uploaded.

Mission Library

Filters (left sidebar): narrow missions by labels or metadata such as date, device, operator, firmware, or any custom fields
Sort control (top right): sort by upload date, duration, or specific metrics
Upload button (top right): upload new data
Breakdown: expandable summary showing how metadata values are spread across your missions
Mission cards: each mission at a glance, with a View mission button (in the new design, click the card)

In the new design, filters and sort open from icons at the top of the list, Replay and ⋯ sit in the top bar of a mission, and the Breakdown is not shown.

The filters reflect the actual attributes in your data, so you'll see filters relevant to your setup. Labels appears first when your organisation uses mission labels. Click a filter to expand it, then select one or more values; selecting multiple labels shows missions with any of those labels.

Combine multiple filters to narrow down precisely. Active filters are preserved in the URL, so you can bookmark or share filtered views with your team.

Sort by Uploaded At (default), Duration, or any mission-level metric. The sort options update based on the metrics available in your data.

The Mission Page

Click View mission on any mission card to open it. Here's what you'll find. Sections appear when the mission's data supports them.

Header: the mission name, description and labels, with Ask AI, Replay and the ⋯ (more actions) menu
Comments: notes and attachments from your team
Metadata: the mission-level and file-level attributes used for filtering
3D trajectory viewer: for missions with 3D position data, an interactive viewer you can rotate, zoom, and pan
Map: the mission route, clickable to set the reference time across the other views
Time-series plots: interactive charts showing how values changed over the mission, with zoom, pan, and hover tooltips
Key events: a timeline of notable moments, each with a timestamp
Reports: the mission's Pinned report (for example the First-look report) and any other reports linked to the mission
Related scenarios: scenarios that matched this mission

Older missions can also show a summary and key metrics from the earlier report format.

The plots, map and 3D trajectory share one time cursor: clicking a moment in one updates the others.

Mission name and description

Both the mission name and description are editable. Hover over the mission name and click the pencil (Edit mission name) to rename it inline. To change the description, hover over it and click Edit description, or click Add a description... if there isn't one yet. Descriptions are searchable and visible to your team, and the agent uses them as context.

The ⋯ (more actions) button in the mission header, next to Ask AI and Replay, opens a menu with everything you can do to a mission beyond editing its name and description:

View data in Mesh Storage: opens the mission's source files in Mesh Storage, when your organisation has Mesh Storage
Download Original Data: lists the source files you uploaded, each with a download button
Share link: copies a link to this mission; anyone in your org with access can open it
Edit time format: choose how timestamps are shown across the mission: Elapsed mins, Elapsed (seconds), UNIX Epoch (seconds), UNIX Epoch (milliseconds), or Date, time. Shown when the mission has absolute timestamps
Sync key events, maps, and plots: when on, each key event shows as a marker on the plots and on the map at its timestamp. On by default. Shown when the mission has absolute timestamps
Delete Mission: removes the mission from your library. Deleted missions are recoverable; contact support if you need one restored. The original uploaded files in Mesh Storage are not deleted. Remove those separately from Mesh Storage → Data if you also want the source data gone

Comments & attachments

Each mission has a discussion section where you and your team can attach files and leave notes, observations, and follow-up items. The agent reads these too, so comments you leave become part of the context when you ask questions about a mission.

You can also ask the agent to write comments for you. This is useful for commenting across many missions at once, or for noting observations it finds during analysis.

Replay Viewer

Click Replay in the mission header to play back the raw sensor recordings from your mission.

The replay viewer lets you scrub through the timeline and inspect sensor readings and other recorded topics at any point in time. You can rearrange panels, choose which data topics to display, and customise the layout to focus on what matters to you.

Starting your first layout

If your organisation has no saved Replay layout yet, choose how to begin:

Chat Layout: use a layout the agent has already prepared in the mission chat. Shown when one exists.
Suggest Layout: let Alloy suggest views for this recording. Shown when suggestions are available.
Auto Layout: ask Alloy to arrange useful panels for the recording. The first layout it arranges this way is saved as Overview, so Replay can reopen with a useful starting point next time.
Empty View: start with a blank workspace and add only the panels you need.

Saving and reusing layouts

Use the Layout picker in the Replay toolbar to switch between your organisation's saved layouts. To save the arrangement you are editing as a new layout, open the picker and choose Add new layout… (or click Save layout when Replay offers it), then give it a descriptive name. To update the selected layout, click the save icon on its row. Saved layouts are shared with your organisation, so use clear names that communicate their purpose.

To delete a saved layout, hover over it in the picker and click the bin icon. You cannot delete the layout that is selected; switch to another one first. Auto Layout remains available in the toolbar after you have chosen a starting layout; its changes are temporary until you save them.

Uploading new missions

Click Upload to upload data. See Getting Started for all upload methods including browser upload, cloud storage, and Alloy Edge devices.

While processing runs, the mission card shows the current step in three small segments. They advance when processing moves to the next step, rather than estimating a percentage. Early Access appears on the card when the mission's data is ready to query, so you can start asking the agent about the run straight away (in the new design, the button reads Analyze with agent). After processing completes, the card briefly shows Finalizing… while the mission list refreshes.

Processing finishing does not mean an automatic report has finished; reports are written separately, after processing.