YOUR BUSINESS LANGUAGE
Your revenue.
Your definition.
Give the business a shared starting point. Name the measure, define the population and carry that meaning into the next question.
See this in your businessBUILT FOR THE WORK THAT MATTERS
Make it part of
how you work.
Say it the way your team does.
Define familiar measures and their synonyms so the conversation starts with your business vocabulary, rather than another explanation of what revenue means.
Put the definition in view.
Preview the calculation and filters. Set number, percentage or currency presentation, and configure fiscal-year timing for your reporting context.
Change the definition. Keep the history.
Edit, retire or restore a metric and review its versions. Saved answers retain the metric context used for that result.
START WITH A QUESTION LIKE THIS
“Use our North Revenue definition and show the reporting filters behind the answer.”
A question to bring to your private enterprise demo.
THE SHORT ANSWER
Satellite's business definitions workspace lets authorized users create and maintain named metrics, synonyms, calculations, filters, display formats and fiscal calendars. Version history and recorded metric evidence keep the meaning of a saved answer available for later review.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Good questions.
Straight answers.
What can a business metric include?
Supported definitions include aggregate measures, ratio or difference calculations, business filters, synonyms and display formats. The workspace previews supported shapes and preserves existing advanced definitions during metadata-only edits.
Can we configure our fiscal year?
Yes. The business calendar workspace lets you set fiscal-year timing and review the reporting-calendar context.
Does editing a metric change old answers?
Saved results retain their recorded definition evidence. You can review metric history without replacing the context attached to an earlier captured answer.