Perform Data Analysis
Why Analysis Matters
In many organizations, business teams depend on analysts or data engineers to write SQL queries or build dashboards. This dependency creates bottlenecks and delays, especially for exploratory analysis. Even with direct access to data, non-technical users often struggle to transform raw datasets into actionable insights.
askEdgi eliminates these barriers by enabling natural language analysis directly in the Workspace. Files can be uploaded or catalog objects added, and queries can be expressed in plain language. The assistant responds with text summaries, tables, or visualizations, reducing reliance on SQL scripts or BI tools.
What Can Be Done
Within the Workspace, askEdgi supports:
Adding datasets from the data catalog
Uploading external files (CSV, Parquet up to 100 MB)
Asking natural language questions about data
Generating visual outputs such as bar, line, pie, and scatter charts
Running quick aggregations, filters, and descriptive summaries
Use Case & Real-Life Scenario
A product manager investigating return patterns adds two catalog tables into the Workspace:
orders
returns
The manager submits the query:
“Join orders and returns on order_id to show total returns by product_id.”
askEdgi automatically generates the join and produces a table with aggregated return counts by product.
The following query is: “Create a bar chart of total returns by product.”
The askEdgi generates a bar chart highlighting two products with the highest return counts.
The analysis continues with:
“Show return percentage by product category.”
askEdgi calculates the return ratio versus total orders and provides both a table and a chart. This sequence of queries enables rapid identification of quality issues without SQL or manual dashboard creation.


Availability
Public – Available (file upload, analysis, visualization)
SaaS – Available (complete analysis capabilities)
On-Prem – Not available (limited to metadata analytics only)
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