Solutions

Built for questions that span both sides

The work that stays manual is almost always the work that needs a document and a database in the same breath. These are the places customers start.

By scenario

Four recurring shapes

Each of these begins as a question somebody gave up on asking because answering it took two days.

Finance

Close the gap between the number and the narrative

Today

The variance report says margin moved. The quarterly review deck explains why. Nobody has reconciled the two, so every review starts with an argument about the data.

With DataFact

One question spans both: the warehouse trend and the attribution written in the review, with each side cited.

  • Variance investigation
  • Metric definition disputes
  • Board pack preparation

Supply chain

Contract terms, applied to actual performance

Today

Penalty clauses, service levels and rebate tiers live in signed PDFs. Delivery performance lives in tables. Checking one against the other is manual, so it happens late or not at all.

With DataFact

Supplier performance evaluated against the terms actually signed, with the clause and the rows both shown.

  • Supplier scorecards
  • Rebate and penalty checks
  • Lane cost investigation

Compliance & audit

Answer the auditor without a fire drill

Today

Evidence requests mean weeks of hunting through document stores and re-running queries, then defending how each number was produced.

With DataFact

Every answer already carries its source and its query. The audit trail is a by-product of asking, not a separate project.

  • Evidence requests
  • Policy threshold testing
  • Control documentation

Frontline support

Product knowledge that stops going stale

Today

Specifications, service bulletins and configuration rules are spread across thousands of documents. Support answers from memory, and the memory is a year old.

With DataFact

Answers grounded in the current document set, with the figure or table the technician needs shown inline.

  • Technical support
  • Field service
  • Internal helpdesk

By role

What each side of the table needs

Head of data

A rollout that will not generate a security incident or an accuracy scandal.

Server-side scoping, full audit of questions and answers, and a subscription or on-premise deployment — whichever survives your security review.

Business analyst

To stop being a query service desk for the same twelve questions.

Agents published to the people who keep asking, with the definitions you control.

Domain expert

An answer they can check without learning SQL.

Plain language in, and a citation that opens the page it came from.

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Send us one report and one table you care about. We will run them on DataFact and walk you through every source behind the answer.

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