It is designed for workflows where you need to analyze several games, sessions, or imported data sources together, instead of opening and filtering each coding sequence one by one.

You can use Nexus Explorer to find specific moments, review them quickly, select the best ones, and create playlists or exports.

What you can use Nexus Explorer for

Use Nexus Explorer when you want to:

• Search across several coding sequences at once

• Review events from multiple games or sessions

• Find all events matching specific codes, tags, or notes

• Filter results without changing your main search

• Preview events with video

• Select events and create a playlist

• Export selected events as video or container

• Save and return to previous Explorer sessions

When to use Nexus Explorer

Use Nexus Explorer when you need to analyze patterns across multiple games or sessions.

For example:

• Review all build-up actions from the last five matches

• Find all corner kicks in the first half

• Search for actions involving specific players

• Review all events with a specific tag across several coding sequences

• Create a playlist from selected clips across multiple matches

• Export video clips from a filtered set of events

Nexus Explorer is most useful when your analysis goes beyond a single coding sequence and you need to work across a larger dataset.

Opening Nexus Explorer

You can open Nexus Explorer from two places:

From the top menu:
Explorer → Open Explorer

From the status bar:
Click the Nexus Explorer icon at the bottom-right of the application.

When Nexus Explorer is already open, clicking the status bar icon can bring it back into view or minimize it, allowing you to continue working in Nexus while keeping your Explorer session available.