> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.dinmo.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.dinmo.io/models/overview/graph-view.md).

# Graph view

## Overview

Graph view provides a visual map of the relationships between models in your workspace.

Use it to understand how customer, transaction, product, event, and other business models connect before building segments, computed fields, or activations.

<figure><img src="/files/pbFNAIR9BCKQiTrxUwES" alt="Graph view showing All customers connected to related models including Transactions and Products"><figcaption><p>Explore relationships between models from a visual diagram.</p></figcaption></figure>

## Open Graph view

1. Open **Models**.
2. Select **Graph view**.
3. Use the diagram to explore the models and relationships in your workspace.

Turn on **Only from Default Model** to focus on the models connected to the default model.

## Understand relationships

Each card represents a model. Lines between cards represent the relationships configured between models.

Graph view helps you identify the relationship type, join keys, and upstream or downstream dependencies between models.

| Relationship | Meaning in DinMo                                                                                |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `1:1`        | A **Has one** relationship: one record is associated with one record in another model.          |
| `1:N`        | A **Has many** relationship: one record is associated with several records in another model.    |
| `N:1`        | A **Belongs to** relationship: several records are associated with one record in another model. |

## Inspect a model

Select a model in the diagram to open its details panel.

The panel shows the model's fields and data types, as well as the number of computed fields and relationships associated with it. Use this information to understand which data is available before you use the model in a segment or activation.

## Use Graph view

Use Graph view to:

* Identify the right related model before building a segment.
* Understand which model should contain a computed field.
* Check how models are connected before creating a Related field.
* Share a clear view of the workspace data model with business and data teams.


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