Data Analysis that Leads to Better Business Decisions
Explore sales, revenue, expenses, and other results with filters, tables, charts, and pivot views in one workspace.
The trial period lasts 14 days.
Send Data in the Way That Fits Your Workflow
Upload an Excel or CSV file or send data through the API. Once received, the data is immediately available in connected reports and dashboards.
Excel
Manually upload a prepared Excel file with preview and validation.
CSV
Manually upload a CSV file into the same controlled data structure.
API
Send approved data from a business system when the active plan includes API access.
Received data is immediately available to reports, charts, KPI metrics, and dashboards.
A large dataset is not the same as a useful answer
A business file may contain thousands of rows, but without clear dimensions, metrics, and comparisons, it is difficult to see where performance grows, falls, or requires attention.
For users who need a verifiable conclusion from detailed data
Analysts, controllers, and team leaders use the same validated data for trends, comparisons, detail checks, and saved views.
Business analysts
Explore trends and differences through filters, tables, charts, and pivot views.
Financial controllers
Validate an aggregate result by opening its detailed rows, period, and active filters.
Team leaders
Compare departments, products, or periods and save findings that require regular attention.
From Data to a Useful Business Conclusion
A clear question, an appropriate measure, and a relevant comparison produce a more useful result.
Define the question
Decide whether you are tracking growth, variance, sales mix, or the relationship between revenue and expenses.
Choose the view
Use a table for detail, a chart for trend, or a pivot for comparing several groups.
Save the insight
Save the filter and view or add it to a dashboard for regular monitoring.
Move from a detailed row to the wider picture
Analysis stays connected to source data, allowing you to inspect what is behind an aggregate number.
- Sales analysis by customer, department, product, or period
- Revenue, expense, profit, and target tracking
- Calculated columns and controlled table relationships
- Saved filters, views, and dashboard items
Finding changes that require attention
Identify departments with the strongest growth, customers with declining turnover, and periods with higher costs, then open the detailed rows that explain each result.
Data becomes the basis for discussion and action
The team spends less time on preparation and more time understanding causes, priorities, and next steps.
Move from a validated import to deeper pivot comparisons
Start with a controlled import, check the trend and detailed rows, and continue with pivot analysis when the question needs more complex grouping.
Answers before you get started
Which types of analysis are available?
Data can be explored through filtered tables, charts, pivot analyses, KPI cards, and dashboards.
Can I connect multiple company tables?
Yes. Existing data modeling supports controlled relationships between tables in the same company.
Are active filters retained?
Yes. Filters remain part of the workspace and can be saved in a view configuration.