> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bitscale.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Navigating Bitscale

> Let’s walk through how to navigate your workspace, organize your grids, and streamline workflows using a few simple yet powerful tricks.

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### 1. Your Home Base: Grids & Workbooks

When you log in, you land on the **main dashboard**.\
Here, you'll see two primary sections:

* **Starred**: Your pinned grids and workbooks for quick access
* **All Grids**: Every grid you’ve ever worked on

⭐ To star an item, just tap the star icon next to the name — it’ll move up to the top section for easy retrieval.

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### 2. Grids vs. Workbooks

* A **Grid** is a single data table (like a spreadsheet).
* A **Workbook** is a collection of related grids grouped together — think of it like a folder with tabs.

You can rename, share, download, or delete individual grids.\
Workbooks support renaming and deleting too, but **deleting a workbook removes all the grids inside** — so proceed carefully.

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### 3. Inside a Grid: The Power View

Click into any grid and you’ll land in the familiar spreadsheet view.\
Here are a few quick navigation tips:

* **Double-click the grid name** at the top to rename it instantly
* Use the **three-dot menu** for additional actions
* Switch between connected grids in a workbook using the **tabs up top** or the **left-side panel (hamburger icon)**

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### 4. Creating Workbooks Automatically

Whenever you import data from any of Bitscale’s built-in sources (like Google Maps, LinkedIn Search, Company Finder, etc.), we **auto-create a workbook** to organize your outputs.

Why? Because these data flows often span multiple steps — and you’ll want everything bundled together.

For example:

* Go to **Data Sources**
* Select **Find Company**
* Run a search and choose **“Import to new grid”**

You’ll see a clean animation confirming that a **new workbook has been created**, with both source and result grids placed inside.

This structure helps you navigate across large projects without losing context.

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### 5. Other Power Features

* Use the **grid switcher** (hamburger icon) to jump between grids quickly
* Rename grids or workbooks inline by double-clicking their names
* Delete or clean up test runs without affecting the rest of your workspace

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Bitscale is built to scale — not just in data volume, but also in usability. With the right structure in place, you can move between 5-step workflows or 50-grid workbooks with ease.

Got stuck? Ping us in the support channel — we’re always around.