Teach the business context
Define terms like net sales, active customer, region, route, or net 30 in one shared layer.
Smriti for AI-native analytics
Ask in plain English. Smriti turns your business context into SQL, runs it against your data, and shows the answer your team can trace.
SELECT region, target_gap_pct FROM sales_monthly WHERE month = 'May' ORDER BY target_gap_pct ASC;For business teams
Sales, finance, and operations teams get answers from approved data without waiting for a dashboard change or a SQL pull.
Questions
Which region missed target last month, and by how much?
Who has not paid in 60 days?
Did the festive scheme lift secondary sales?
Which products are slowing down in the South region?
How it works
Teach Smriti your tables, joins, metrics, and company vocabulary once. After that, your team can ask questions in the language they already use.
Define terms like net sales, active customer, region, route, or net 30 in one shared layer.
A user asks the question they already have, without choosing a dashboard or writing SQL.
Smriti writes a query, runs it against your data, and shows the SQL behind the answer.
If the answer needs more detail, ask a follow-up. If the question is unclear, Smriti asks before it runs.
Product
Smriti does not invent the number. The answer comes from a query. The SQL, result table, and chart stay together so business users move faster and data teams can audit the work.
Status
FAQ
No. Smriti writes SQL, runs it against your data, and returns the result. You can inspect the query behind the answer.
No. You can start with CSV or Excel data. Direct connectors are coming.
Yes. The data team defines the terms, joins, and metrics Smriti uses.
Start with a team that asks repeat data questions every week: sales, finance, operations, or a data team that handles the request queue.