Analytics APIA published, governed analytics definition executed through /query.
Analytics bindingThe connection between an Analytics API and a destination/backend, including cache TTL and row safeguards.
CIDRA notation for one IP address or a network range, used in source allowlists.
Client CAA trusted certificate authority used to validate mTLS client certificates.
Control planeThe management system used to configure resources and policies.
CredentialEncrypted external connection configuration used by a destination.
Data modelThe named schema for one type of accepted record.
DestinationThe delivery configuration connecting models to a warehouse.
DimensionA field used to label or group analytics rows.
DiscoveryA bounded workflow that captures sample payloads and proposes a model/routing candidate.
Identity bindingA policy requiring identity values from JWT, payload, or certificate context to agree.
Ingest clientA write identity with allowed models and runtime security policy.
Managed warehouseStorage operated through ReportPlane without a customer-provided warehouse credential.
Management TokenA personal rp_mgmt_... credential used only for scoped control-plane automation through /management/v1.
MetricA calculation such as count, sum, average, minimum, or maximum.
mTLSMutual TLS, where both server and client present certificates.
ProjectThe isolation boundary containing product resources inside a workspace.
Query clientA read identity with allowed Analytics APIs and runtime security policy.
Runtime planeThe ingest, query, WebSocket, and Syslog traffic path that enforces saved configuration.
Runtime API keyA project identity used for ingest and/or query runtime traffic. It cannot configure control-plane resources.
SpoolDurable local files holding accepted records before destination dispatch completes.
Time bucketA grouping such as minute, hour, day, week, or month applied to a timestamp dimension.
WarehouseThe storage and compute backend used for delivered data and analytics.
WorkspaceThe top-level team, subscription, role, and shared-resource boundary. 
