CONVERSATIONAL ANALYTICS
Ask the question
behind the number.
Revenue moved. Margin slipped. One region is outperforming. Get past the headline and into the accounts, patterns, and decisions underneath it.
Bring your hardest questionBUILT FOR THE WORK THAT MATTERS
Less waiting.
More knowing.
Your best question deserves an answer.
Turn hours of report requests, exports, and spreadsheet work into a conversation. Ask for a different segment, a new comparison, or the accounts behind a change while the question is still worth asking.
Business meaning stays with the numbers.
Revenue should mean what your finance team says it means. Give Satellite your business vocabulary and carry the same understanding into the next question and the next review.
Keep asking until it is useful.
Move from a total to its drivers, from a driver to the underlying records, and from those records to a clear business explanation. See the table, build the chart, and save the investigation.
Make the comparison, not another export.
Compare saved periods and measures, see new or exited groups and keep changes in business context visible beside the movement.
Turn the movement into an investigation.
Build a reconciled revenue or margin bridge. Rank segment contributions and use configured volume, mix and unit-revenue treatment when the inputs support it.
WHAT YOU WALK AWAY WITH
The result
A table or chart that puts the change in view.
The drivers
The accounts, segments, and comparisons that explain the finding.
The repeatable review
An analysis your team can return to instead of rebuilding it.
START WITH A QUESTION LIKE THIS
“Revenue is up, but margin is down. Which accounts explain the gap—and what should we investigate first?”
A question to bring to your private enterprise demo.
PUT THE PRODUCT AGAINST THE WORK
Make the first conversation count.
Bring the question
Choose a real business question and the source that should answer it.
Give it your context
Align the business meaning, access, and reference results with your data owner.
Challenge the answer
Change the segment, inspect the details, and see how far the conversation can take you.
THE SHORT ANSWER
Satellite’s conversational analytics lets business teams investigate connected databases and datasets in plain language. Ask a question, inspect the result, explore what is driving it, and keep the analysis ready for the next business review.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Do business users need to write SQL?
Ask in plain language. Satellite handles the data investigation so business users can focus on the question and the result. Your data team helps connect the source and establish the business context.
How do we evaluate the quality of an answer?
Bring questions with answers your team already trusts. Compare the figures, inspect the supporting records, and challenge the interpretation. Your pilot should test the result and its explanation together.
Which databases can we bring?
Start with MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, or Oracle, plus supported file and API sources. We will assess the connections and the questions you want to answer during the pilot discussion.