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The Catalog is where you will find all your data! Every extracted table ends up stored there, queries and notebooks use data from it as input and store output tables there. Destinations and integrations consume data from your catalog too. It’s the core of everything. The existing tables can be seen there, organized as you defined. At the data storage level, they are organized across Layers. For visual organization, tables can be allocated into folders. As soon as you configure a source, you’ll see the tables already created in the Catalog, although they might be empty. That’s expected and only means your tables are ready to receive data. Make sure your source has at least one successful run—either trigger it manually or wait for the defined automatic trigger—and the tables will be filled with your updated data. In a table’s overview, you can see its columns and metadata such as size, total number of rows, creation and last update dates, and a link to the source that generates it. The Catalog is the place to have an overview of all your data and brings the correct feeling of having control over everything in a single place.