Find your way around the dashboard and start a chat with the agent
Read your results, including the table and the sources behind each value
Build a list by describing it in plain English, then refine it with filters
Stack filters into one precise query and read the count as it updates
The web app is where most people meet Landbase, so a few minutes of orientation makes everything after it faster. This page shows you how the dashboard is laid out and how to talk to the agent, then how to narrow an audience with structured filters when you want precise control.
The dashboard and chat
The dashboard is your home base in the web app, and chat is how you talk to the agent. You describe what you want, and the agent builds the result beside you.
Getting oriented
The dashboard is where your searches, lists, and saved work live, so you always have a place to return to.
You start a chat with the agent and ask for what you want in plain English.
Results come back as a structured table you can sort and review, with the sources behind each value.
You can follow the agent’s steps as it works, so you see which tools it ran to build the result.
Watching the agent build a result is the fastest way to learn what Landbase can do, because you see how it interprets a request and which tools it chooses.
Filtering and advanced search
There are two ways to build a list in the web app. You can describe the audience you want in plain English and let the agent build the search, or you can set filters by hand for precise control. Most people use both, describing the audience to get close quickly and then adjusting with filters.
The core skills
Describe your audience in one sentence and let the agent build the search.
Pick filters from ready-made values, such as industry, size, or geography, and read the count as it updates.
Stack several filters into one precise query to widen or narrow on purpose.
Choose the right search level, including when to use Build Audience for a larger pull.
Turn to natural language, lookalikes, or SQL when a filter cannot express what you need.
Because filter values are kept consistent, a category means the same thing every time, so your counts stay reliable as you refine.
Tip
Describe the audience first to get close quickly, then refine with filters. Stop once the count is small enough to act on, and save the list so you can reuse it.