Line chart
Refreshed every hour
›Revenue per business unit, last 30 days, day-by-day.
Dashboards
Charts and dashboards built from questions, not queries.
Schedule the questions your team asks the most. Inquerio AI runs them, validates the answers, and turns each one into a chart. Compose the charts into a dashboard and embed it on any site you run.
On the canvas
A dashboard the team can actually trust.
Each panel was a sentence first. Click any chart, and the question behind it is one tap away, along with the source data and the last time it was refreshed.
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Pick a theme that matches the rest of your stack. The dashboards render the same way in either case.
What teams put on the wall
The questions that used to be a weekly report, now a live panel.
Stacked bar
Refreshed every weekday at 07:00
›Yesterday's open tickets by team and priority, with the SLA breach count overlaid.
Table
Refreshed every 15 minutes
›The ten oldest unpaid invoices over €5,000, with customer, amount, and days outstanding.
What the dashboard layer gives you
A reporting surface without the reporting team.
Eleven chart types out of the box
Line, bar, area, pie, donut, gauge, table, stat card, heatmap, scatter, histogram. Pick the one that fits the question, and the dashboard renders it.
Fresh on the schedule you choose
Each chart has its own schedule. Hourly, every fifteen minutes, weekday-only, end-of-month. The panel shows when it was last refreshed, so the team knows what they are looking at.
Embed where the team already looks
Drop the dashboard into your customer portal, your intranet, or your operations console. iframe for the full experience, tiny JavaScript widget for a single panel.
Same governance as the rest
Roles, groups, and audit. Every embed has its own access scope, and an embedded dashboard never reaches further than its allowed origins.
Two ways a chart stays current
Natural-language refresh, or locked replay.
Per panel, you decide whether each refresh is a fresh question to the model or a re-run of a saved query. Same answer surface for the viewer, different guarantees underneath.
The question is asked again, every refresh.
Use this when the question itself can adapt. A new product line appears in the data, a new region opens, and the chart includes it. The cost of an LLM call is paid each refresh, and the answer is validated against the chart's schema before it is stored.
The same query, executed against fresh data.
Use this when the shape of the chart should not drift. Inquerio AI saves the exact query that produced the first answer, then reruns that query on the schedule. No LLM call per refresh, and a chart that looks identical from one period to the next.
Whichever mode the panel uses, viewers never see a prompt, an integration name, or a model response. The embed reads from a validated snapshot. There is no LLM call when someone opens the dashboard.
Embedding
One dashboard, every place your team already looks.
The dashboard does not have to live in Inquerio AI. Drop it into the tools your audience already opens, with the access model that fits the audience.
Two ways in. An iframe gives you the full interactive dashboard with the same look as the rest of Inquerio AI. A small JavaScript widget renders a single panel inside whatever page you already own, with your own styling around it.
Each embed has its own token, its own list of allowed origins, and its own expiry. Public embeds require a manager's approval. Authenticated embeds carry the viewer's identity into the same role and group rules as the rest of Inquerio AI.
The viewer never reaches the integrations, never reaches the language model, never sees a prompt. They see the chart and the moment it is refreshed.
Where the schedules live
The same scheduling engine that mails the morning report drives the dashboard refresh.
Refresh on event, not just on schedule
Fire a refresh from any external system the moment something changes.
Who can see which dashboard
Roles, groups, allowed origins. The same model as the rest of Inquerio AI.
A dashboard you would actually leave on the wall.
Pick three questions your team asks every week. We will turn them into a dashboard you can embed wherever your team already works.