AI Data Analysis for Business Leaders

No Dashboards. No Copilots.

Just Clear Insights.

Structured Data Analysis can be analyst-like and business-friendly

No More Clunky Dashboards

While data science has made tremendous progress in the last decade, the way businesses consume data for monitoring and decision-making has largely remained unchanged. Organizations still rely on static interactive dashboards being built by hand by teams of analysts, usually consumed through clunky web interfaces (no mobile) that take a long time to load.

Efficient, Consistent

Consequently, business leaders seldom use dashboards, instead relying on colleagues to copy paste data and insights into emails or presentations. Numbers are consumed in isolation, with identification of trends and patterns being left to analysts. There is no guarantee that everyone is looking at the same numbers. These present a significant barrier to data-driven decision making for business leadership.

Data over Instinct

In the absence of clear data-driven insights, leaders default to making decisions based on their experience and instinct, rather than being by data. In the few instances where they do use data to make their decisions, there is a considerable and time-consuming back-and-forth between business and analytics teams.

Babbage is dashboard-free, prompt-free, and designed for business leaders

Newspaper of Record

Babbage monitors the metrics that a business decision-maker is interested in, extracts key insights, digs deeper where required, and presents the information in a visual, easy-to-understand, mobile-friendly manner. Instead of a traditional static dashboard, we deliver data insights in a dynamic news feed.

Perfectly Ranked

The key stories in the data are identified and ranked based on impact, information content and relevance to the user. Babbage also automatically digs into the data and presents deeper insights as well, when it is interesting / impactful. Explanations are intuitive and visual, and tailored for the average business decision maker. Metrics are presented with context and trends.

Investigable

While Babbage itself generates key insights, executives can manually dig deeper into the data stories and get instant insights at the click of a button. This way, the considerable time spent going back-and-forth with analytics teams can be saved.

Absolutely Comprehensive

All possible combinations are now suddenly investigable. In the background, it learns historic patterns and interplays between variables, which it uses to derive insights. Users, typically business decision-makers, can then subscribe to a subset of the metrics, and get their insights in a feed that is continuously tailored to their interests.