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For business teams

The numbers you need, without waiting for a report

Finance, operations and management ask Qry in their own words and get the figure, the chart and where it came from — with the same permissions as everyone else, so nobody sees what they should not.

Ask

Ask the way you would ask a colleague

“What did we invoice last quarter by region, compared with the year before?” Qry finds the data, works out the figure and draws it. The query it ran is one click away, for whoever wants to check it.

  • Follow-up questions in the same conversation
  • Answers in tables and charts, exportable
  • Interface in English and Spanish
Ask the way you would ask a colleague

Follow

Dashboards you can question

Ask for a dashboard and it is built. Compare periods, drill into a bar, see the rows behind a figure — and ask “why did this drop in March?” about what is on the screen.

  • Forecasts and anomalies flagged on the chart
  • Export to Excel, share a link
Dashboards you can question

Read

Your documents, too

Policies, contracts, procedures: put them in a workspace and ask. The answer quotes the passage it used, and the quote opens the document there.

  • Each team has its own documents and memory
Your documents, too
  • Trust

    Know when a number is not backed

    When a figure in an answer does not appear in the data Qry read, it says so next to it. Your data team writes the definitions once — what “active customer” or “net revenue” means — and every answer uses them.

    • The SQL and the tables behind every answer
    • Shared definitions, kept up to date
    • Rows you may not see stay hidden
  • Receive

    Reports that come to you

    “Every Monday at nine, send me sales by region” becomes a scheduled report in your inbox or your conversations. Ask from Telegram when you are away from your desk.

    • It runs with your current permissions, and stops if they change
    • Dictate questions instead of typing

See it on your own data

We'll set up Qry against a dataset you choose and walk you through it — one hour, no slides.