Ask anything about your business — in plain English. The Analyst Agent runs on your Domain Model — the AI's map of your business: every metric defined once, every entity and join, every access rule. It returns charts and data snippets inside the conversation, and pins any of them to a dashboard with a single click. Runs inside your infrastructure, on the LLM you approve — nothing leaves your boundary. Embeddable in your own product, with your branding.
The Analyst Agent isn't a search bar. It reasons about your business the way a senior analyst would — picks the right metric, the right cut, the right chart, and shows its working alongside the answer.
"What's driving APAC churn this month?" "Compare Q3 to Q2 for Enterprise customers." The agent figures out the join, the grain and the time window.
Every answer ships with a generated chart or data table — right in the conversation. No "let me build a dashboard" detour, no spreadsheet export.
Liked the chart? Pin it to a new or existing dashboard — it lands governed, scheduled and ready to share. The exploration becomes the artifact.
The Analyst Agent reads the same Domain Model your dashboards and pipelines do — entities, joins, governed metrics, glossary terms. When someone asks about "MRR," the agent uses the one definition your finance team signed off on. Same numbers as the Finance dashboard, every time.
The Analyst Agent calls the model your organisation has approved — hosted in your cloud account or self-hosted on your infrastructure. Prompts, schema context and results stay inside your boundary, and nothing goes to a model vendor you have not chosen.
Most ad-hoc analysis dies in a Slack thread. Here, every chart the agent generates is one click away from being a governed widget on a real dashboard — same grounding, same refresh, ready to share with the team.
Give your customers the same Analyst Agent — themed to your brand, scoped to their tenant. They ask questions in plain English, see charts in chat, and pin insights to dashboards that live in your product, not ours.