Insights
The dashboard that answers, and proves it
Ask a plain-language question about your data, get an exact figure and a chart. Export to native, editable PowerPoint. Every number stays verifiable after the fact.
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How it works
Never a blank screen, never a hallucinated number
Every dataset declares a closed list of metrics. Neither the chat nor the AI generator ever reaches a query directly: they can only propose configuration, validated server-side.
Your question
Bounded dataset
Figure + chart
Native .pptx export
Traceability
An exported number stays a verifiable number
Every figure that leaves Ragnight (PowerPoint, board review) gets a passport: a public verification page that recomputes the current value and flags whether it has changed since export, without ever exposing sensitive data publicly.
For an external party (auditor, DPO), a named, time-limited proof room can be shared.
Verification passport
What this actually changes
Before
- The board waits on an Excel export hacked together the night before
- A figure quoted in a meeting can't be traced back afterward
- Building a dashboard needs IT or a BI consultant
- Nobody knows if the number on the slide is still true
With Ragnight
- A living, current dashboard, pre-filled from day one
- Every figure has a verification passport
- A whole dashboard builds from one sentence, or 3 clicks
- The slide exports to native PowerPoint, ready to present
In practice
The monthly board review that takes five minutes to prep
A Knowledge Management lead asks for a board review in plain language. Ragnight writes a narrative that cites the document corpus passage by passage, generates the "Key figures" slides, and every causal claim is sourced or flagged "undocumented".
Board review — September
"Adoption grew 12% this month [1], driven by the Support team's rollout [2]. Corpus growth is slowing slightly…"
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