Agents help market research firms gather reliable findings and give researchers more time to interpret them.
Prepare complete API extracts and highlight gaps before reporting.
Your morning extract arrives in a shared table, with missing values marked and a chat message pointing to records that need review.
Load checked team entries into reports and list rows to fix.
Your reporting table gets valid new spreadsheet rows every 15 minutes, with import counts and row-specific fixes waiting in the sheet.
Flag visible changes in incoming report charts for review.
Get a short email with the main findings from new chart images in your shared report folder, plus visible changes and questions worth checking.
Draft pivot SQL and explain totals for teammates' report requests.
Get a pivot SQL query back in the chat thread, with totals explained and columns matched to your database schema.
Draft SQL for colleagues' count questions and explain each filter.
Get a SQL count query in the chat thread, with a clear note on what it counts and which conditions it uses.
Draft joins for reports that draw from several tables.
Get a SQL query with the joins and filters your question needs, plus a short explanation in the same help thread.
Receive usable report data in CSV form with broken rows called out.
Your analysts get CSVs from new text exports in a shared folder. A companion report points to source lines that need fixing.
Return a checked Word draft on the original report task.
Your Markdown report becomes a Word document in your team's layout, with tables and links checked and the draft linked on your task.
Merge weekly team CSVs into one download and flag conflicts.
Get a downloadable CSV from your teams' weekly extracts when the files are usable. See what needs attention in a summary beside it.
Supply checked source rows for the next reporting cycle.
Get a dated CSV and row count in your shared folder every month, or an error note explaining why the export stopped.
Turn each report PDF into CSV files with uncertain cells flagged.
Your teammate gets CSV files from your recurring report PDFs, plus a note showing which cells need a closer look.
Put current query results in Excel for the next report.
Your report preparer gets a fresh Excel workbook when the SQL reporting table changes. The rows follow your chosen query and headings.