Ask Q
Ask your business a question. Get the answer.
Ask in plain English. Ask Q finds what it needs across your connected systems and gives you the answer.
No SQL. No hunting for the right report. You don't need to know where anything lives.
Why teams use it
Ask. Go deeper. Keep what matters.
Ask naturally
Ask it like you would a colleague. Ask Q works out which parts of the business it needs.
Go as deep as you need
Get a quick answer, or ask for a full investigation of the same question.
Keep what matters
Save it, schedule it, act on it. A good answer doesn't have to be a one-off.
Across your business
Answers that matter span multiple systems.
How much did that campaign really earn? Which bookings put this quarter at risk? Questions like these need sales, marketing, finance and bookings together.
Ask Q works across the systems you have connected. You ask once and get one answer. There is nothing to export and nothing to stitch together by hand.
Your systems stay where they are, and they stay the source of the data.
Just ask
Ask it the way you'd say it.
Start with a question, then keep going. Each follow-up builds on the last answer, so you do not start again.
Search and Research
Quick answer or deeper investigation.
Search gives you a short, direct answer.
Research gives you a fuller investigation of the same question.
You choose how deep to go.
How it answers
The answer first. The detail one click away.
Every answer starts with a short written summary. If you want the detail, switch to a chart or grid.
After the answer
A good answer shouldn't be a one-off.
Run it again
Save a question you ask regularly and run it with one click. Schedule it and it comes to you on its own.
Follow it up
Turn a finding into an action, assign it and track it through to the end.
Put it to work
Describe a group of customers and Ask Q builds the audience. Describe something you want watched and Ask Q drafts the workflow. Nothing runs until you publish it.
Your rules, applied
The question can change. The business rules do not.
Ask Q uses your agreed definitions for things like revenue and customer, however you ask the question or whichever systems it uses.
Ask Q applies each person's permissions, so everyone gets answers from the data they're allowed to see. The definitions stay the same for everyone.
What was revenue last quarter by region?
What was revenue last quarter by region?
Same question. Same definition. Different access. Example figures.
Safe to ask
Asking never changes your data.
Ask Q reads from your systems. Asking a question does not write anything back.
If an answer should lead to an action, that's a separate step. You choose it, review it and publish it.
In practice
Questions no single report can answer.
Example questions