Your business, written down
Every metric is defined, sourced and checked against the system it comes from. Tooltips, the dashboard and the AI all read the same definitions, so they can’t disagree.
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With AI, a good-looking dashboard takes an afternoon. What AI can’t supply on its own is a real understanding of your business, so the answers you get are only as reliable as the guesses behind them. That understanding is what we build, along with a forecasting engine whose models sit inside the dashboard with their workings shown.
Every metric is defined, sourced and checked against the system it comes from. Tooltips, the dashboard and the AI all read the same definitions, so they can’t disagree.
A connector and a built-in guide let Claude and other assistants answer from your data, computed rather than guessed, with the definition and source attached.
Predictive analytics run inside the dashboard. Each model shows its backtest accuracy, error by horizon, drivers and stability on your own data, so you can judge it before you rely on it.
The screenshots below are from real client dashboards. Client names, products and every figure are greyed out. The charts and the logic are real.
A consumer products brand selling well over 100 products on Amazon. The dashboard is rebuilt every day from Amazon Ads and Seller Central reports, and judges every product line, product, campaign and keyword against its own margin, not an average.
It also carries a built-in guide, so the brand can upload the file to an AI assistant and ask questions the dashboard doesn’t answer directly.
A daily revenue forecast, dashboards and an MCP connector, so managers can ask questions in plain English from their phone instead of filing a request with the data team.
Requests to the data team fell from about 30 a month to zero once people could answer their own questions.
The forecasting engine’s dashboard shows each model’s backtest forecasts, error by horizon, drivers and how stable they are.
Dashboards are one way in. These are the others.
An MCP connector puts your data inside Claude, so a question typed on a phone gets an answer computed from your numbers, with its definition and source.
Automated summaries that say what moved, by how much, and why, so the dashboard isn’t the only place the news lives.
Dashboards ship with a guide for AI assistants: what the data is, where it sits and every definition, so answers match the dashboard.
Tell us the question your team waits on most. We’ll show you what answering it directly would look like.