For the people who will never log in
Export any answer as Word or PDF, formatted as a document rather than as a screenshot of a dashboard.
The problem
The person who needs the answer is often the one who will never have a login. So the analysis ends up as a screenshot pasted into an email, with no window, no definitions and no way to ask a follow-up.
What we mean
A report is a different job from a chat. It is read once, carefully, by someone who did not write it, so it gets a measure worth reading at, room between sections, real headings, and tables that are evidence rather than controls.
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formats: Word to edit, PDF to send
How it works
Start to answer
- 01
Ask the question
In chat, or open a chart you already saved.
- 02
Review the answer
With the query visible, so you know what you are about to send.
- 03
Export
Word or PDF, with charts rendered into the document.
- 04
Send it on
It reads as a document to someone who has never seen the product.
Before and after
What actually changes
Before
An afternoon of screenshots pasted into a template, each one already out of date.
After
Export the thread. The charts and the window come with it.
Before
A dashboard link that half the board cannot open and none of them will.
After
A PDF that says what happened and what the numbers mean.
Typeset, not screenshotted
Charts are drawn into the document.
- Real headings and a readable measure
- Tables set as evidence, numbers right-aligned
- Charts rendered at document resolution
Self-explaining
The document states its own scope.
- Date window on the page
- Brand and source named
- No orphaned figures without context
Two formats
Whichever the recipient will actually open.
- Word for anyone who will edit it
- PDF for anyone who will not
- Both from the same source
Why not just share a link
Links are right for people inside the workflow and wrong for everyone else. A board member opening a dashboard has to learn the filters before they can read the number. A document has already made those choices, which is what makes it readable in the two minutes they are going to give it.
In short
The analysis leaves the app intact, instead of degrading into a screenshot on the way out.
More features
One metric schema
Every source normalises into one schema on the way in, so comparing two brands is valid by construction rather than by whoever built the spreadsheet remembering to make it so.
Portfolio view
The brand index does not average your portfolio into a single score nobody can act on. It sorts by movement and flags what needs you.
Ask in plain English
Ask which brand lost the most organic traffic last month. Get the answer, the chart, and the exact query that produced both.
See the whole brand
Search, analytics, ads, revenue, CRM and support, pulled into one view per brand and kept current. Connect the first source in a few minutes.