> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.powerdrill.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Smart DocMap
> Well-organized references, curated mind maps, and other info that help you understand your data
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## Introduction
Smart DocMap is a novel approach crafted by Powerdrill to streamline data comprehension, empowering you to uncover valuable insights and navigate your data landscape with confidence. Smart DocMap offers a suite of services including well-organized references, curated mind maps, knowledge graphs, and so on, providing you with the tools to explore your data with ease and precision.
By seamlessly integrating these services, Smart DocMap transforms the way you interact with information, fostering greater efficiency, clarity, and productivity. Currently, the references service is available, enabling you to:
* Know which segments of the answer are orignated from your dataset.
* Effortlessly pinpoint the referenced segment.
* Check all references in a well-organized panel.
## How to use this feature
### Check references
1. Sign in to [Powerdrill](https://powerdrill.ai).
2. Click the **Data Exploration** option, and upload your file.
Select **A new dataset** to upload your files. If you've already saved your files in a dataset, you can select **An existing dataset**.
3. Ask any questions about your dataset.
The following figure provides a response example.
4. If you want to know the source of a specific answer segment, click the number at the end of that segment. Then, you can review the source at the right-hand **Summary** panel.
If you want to know all sources referenced in the answer, you can click *N* **sources** at the rigt corner of the answer to expand the **Summary** panel.
5. After reviewing a reference in the **Summary** panel, you can click **Locate answer** in the upper right corner to navigate to the corresponding answer.
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Select **A new dataset** to upload your files. If you've already saved your files in a dataset, you can select **An existing dataset**.
3. Ask any questions about your dataset.
The following figure provides a response example.
4. If you want to know the source of a specific answer segment, click the number at the end of that segment. Then, you can review the source at the right-hand **Summary** panel.
If you want to know all sources referenced in the answer, you can click *N* **sources** at the rigt corner of the answer to expand the **Summary** panel.
5. After reviewing a reference in the **Summary** panel, you can click **Locate answer** in the upper right corner to navigate to the corresponding answer.
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