Every analysis you run is saved as a report in your library. Ask a question in plain language and get one written answer drawn from those reports, with a citation back to each report it used. It can only answer from what you have already analyzed.
Start your first analysis →“What do we know about why customers leave?” draws on the relevant analyses you’ve run, with [S1]-style citations to each source report so you can open and check it.
Find past findings by meaning (“the analysis about shipping delays”), not by filename.
If your reports don’t cover it, you can ask for a fresh analysis on your data. The report names its method, and it is added to your library for later questions.
Each new report you run becomes something later questions can cite, so answers cover more of your business over time.
Available today: asking across your reports, and searching reports by meaning. Not built yet: a faster layer for simple lookups like “what was revenue last month?” answered from your scheduled runs.
Illustrative layout only. The reports and wording below are made up to show the format; they are not real results.
You ask: “What do we know about why customers leave?”
The answer says what your churn report found and what your support-ticket report found, and flags where the two disagree. Each statement ends with a marker such as [S1] or [S2].
Sources:
[S1] Customer churn analysis, March upload (example title)
[S2] Support ticket themes, April upload (example title)
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