Conversational Analytics
Ask the reports you already have
Someone asks a question in ordinary language and gets the number from a report people already trust.
The answer has to match the meeting
People already ask questions in email and in the hallway. If each answer comes from a different spreadsheet, it drifts from the figure leadership just reviewed. Revenue, margin, inventory, and cash each need one definition, and those definitions already live in your Power BI reports.
The question goes to those reports. The answer is the same number the report would have shown.
The question lands on the report
Loose sheets stay off to the side. The question is aimed at the report the meeting already uses.
What has to be true first
The report has to be one people already trust. There is one definition of the number. The refresh finishes in time for the meeting. People see only the rows they should see. Someone inside the company can change a definition without a fight.
If that is not true yet, the questions wait. A roadmap, a cleanup of the report you have, or training on that report may need to come first.
Where the answer comes from
You, or your analysts, ask in plain language. The answer is calculated from the Power BI reports you already run, using the same definitions the meeting already uses.
Next step
Bring one report people already trust
Book a Session. We will look at that report and say whether people can ask it questions yet.