# xAPI Statement Data explorer
The **Statement Data Explorer** is available inside a flow that has been created from the provided template called "xAPI Actions Handler Base Flow". See [creating your first flow.](https://documentation.globebyte.com/reasoning-ai/actions-for-learning/creating-your-first-xapi-action-flow)
It will appear in the **Flow Resources** drop down. In the example below, we are setting up a **Decision**, and this decision will be based on data in the inbound xAPI Statement:
You can drill into the statement data object structure to find the xAPI property you want to test, assign or base Flow decisions on.
In the example below, we want to decide if the inbound xAPI statement has come from our onboarding learning activities, so that we can log completion or send a message to the learner.
As such we have selected `xapiContext>contextActivities>grouping>id` and entered the id that refers to these activities in our course material:
For a deeper understanding of the xAPI Statement Data there follows brief explanations and practical examples of the elements and sub-components of the statement:
* [Metadata](https://documentation.globebyte.com/reasoning-ai/actions-for-learning/xapi-statement-data-explorer/metadata)
* [xapiActor](https://documentation.globebyte.com/reasoning-ai/actions-for-learning/xapi-statement-data-explorer/xapiactor)
* [xapiVerb](https://documentation.globebyte.com/reasoning-ai/actions-for-learning/xapi-statement-data-explorer/xapiverb)
* [xapiObject](https://documentation.globebyte.com/reasoning-ai/actions-for-learning/xapi-statement-data-explorer/xapiobject)
* [authority](https://documentation.globebyte.com/reasoning-ai/actions-for-learning/xapi-statement-data-explorer/authority)
* [xapiResult](https://documentation.globebyte.com/reasoning-ai/actions-for-learning/xapi-statement-data-explorer/xapiresult)
* [xapiContext](https://documentation.globebyte.com/reasoning-ai/actions-for-learning/xapi-statement-data-explorer/xapicontext)
