Cumulocity beginner's question: How to do a realtime analytics - cumulocity

I'm trying to take my forst steps using cumulocity.
I've got my phone registered as device and can even see it, but how can I now use those nifty "cel" statements?
Can I just enter them somewhere? Do I have to deploy something?
The documentation mentions an event processing tab:
but I don't have that:
Does anyone have any idea?

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