Data was for whoever could write SQL
In most mid-size companies, the people closest to the operation (plant managers, sales reps, buyers) wait for someone else to pull the number. The report arrives days later, with column names in English and without the context of the question that started it.
Ask the way you talk
In CIRO you type or say the question in Spanish or English, the way you would ask a colleague: “¿Qué clientes compraron menos este trimestre?” CIRO follows your language and your company’s own terms, and the answer comes back in the language you asked in.
If you can type a question, you can use CIRO, in English or Spanish.
Every answer shows its work
An answer is never just a sentence. It carries the query it ran, the chart or table, the sources it read and a confidence badge with its factors. Copy the SQL, download the CSV or open the source. If CIRO can’t calculate something, it tells you instead of guessing.
There are seven ways to answer, from Chat for quick questions to SQL, Analytics, Visualization, Notebook for Python and forecasting, Scientific for models and Code to build a live app. And you can talk to CIRO and hear it answer, in five voices.
Three items fell below minimum after two supplier deliveries arrived late. Plant 2 demand is 12% above its 8-week average.
Corn flour · Plant 2
Runs out Oct 18
On-time delivery
94.2%▲ 1.3
Cash due this week
$48.2K12 invoices
Order SO-0241Traced end to end
- QuoteQT-1188
- OrderSO-0241
- PickedFUL-0091
- ShippedTruck 03
- DeliveredSigned 9:42
- InvoicedINV-2061
- PaidDue Oct 24
Who uses data changes
When anyone can ask in their own words and check the answer, data stops being a queue in front of two analysts. Sales reps check their own accounts before a visit. Plant managers ask about yesterday’s shrink at 7 a.m. And the analysts move on to the questions that really need them.
Key takeaways
- Ask in your language; the answer follows it.
- Every answer shows the query and the source.
- CIRO tells you when it can’t calculate something.
- Seven ways to answer, plus voice.