An assistant to answer, modify, and check.
Zap AI Assistant works with what already exists. Ask your existing reports in plain language. Click any number to see its source. Change analytics by talking: "add a Customer slicer". Said, done, no menus.
Zap AI works with Zap Data Hub.
Included with Zap Data Hub for eligible customers
Pre-built for Sage X3, Sage 100, Sage 300, Sage Intacct, SAP Business One, Syspro, Dynamics 365 Business Central and Finance & Operations, Dynamics AX and NAV, Wiise, and Xero.
Answer
Answer pulls a number out of a report you already have. It only reads reports your team has published and made available to the AI, so every answer traces back to a report you can open.
When a question has two valid answers, it shows you both.
Two ways to read the question, two answers “What were sales last month?”
Most tools would pick one and hide the choice. This one shows you both.
All Answer examples in the Cookbook“What were sales last month?”
Zap AI gives you two figures and explains why: there are two sales reports, one by ship date and one by invoice date.
The line that names the two definitions.
Modify
Modify changes the report in front of you: add a column, cut it to the top ten, bring in a figure from another system. One change at a time. Anything bigger is a job for Build.
It builds with your company's definitions, not its own.
Add a measure, defined the company's way “Add gross margin %.”
One line, and it used the company's definition of margin, not its own.
All Modify examples in the Cookbook“Add gross margin %.”
The column appears, using the company's agreed definition of margin.
The new column.
Check
Check explains a number in the report you're looking at. Point at a cell, a column or a row and ask how it was worked out. It explains, it doesn't fix, and it won't pass judgement on the number unless you ask.
It shows the formula your ERP data really uses.
Which definition of margin is this? “How is margin calculated?”
Margin on revenue, and it told you which definition it used.
All Check examples in the Cookbook“How is margin calculated?”
Zap AI shows you the formula: margin % = (revenue − cost) / revenue.
What it divides by: revenue, not cost.
See it on your data.
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