Sales pipeline
Focus sales effort on productive channels.
Explore dashboardSpreadsheets, nine database engines, cloud billing, advertising, Tally, and private sources. Bring the right data into a workbook, then explore twelve dashboard examples for every connector.
Start with a business question.
Open a dashboard. See the value in your data.
Illustrative dashboards using fictional September 2026 data. Available analyses depend on the fields in your source.
Focus sales effort on productive channels.
Explore dashboardCompare the campaigns competing for your budget.
Explore dashboardFind the cost categories worth discussing.
Explore dashboardSee how delivery effort is distributed.
Explore dashboardReview hiring activity by role.
Explore dashboardMake store reviews more focused.
Explore dashboardGuide the next stock and fulfillment discussion.
Explore dashboardUnderstand the rhythm of incoming payments.
Explore dashboardPlan support coverage using demand patterns.
Explore dashboardReview high-spend purchasing categories first.
Explore dashboardChoose what to investigate in your next content review.
Explore dashboardPut regional delivery performance in context.
Explore dashboardFrom a spreadsheet to a cloud bill: explore every supported source, how it connects, and a dashboard built around its data.
19 connectors & connection options
Connect a sheet, refresh its workbook snapshot, and explore performance across tabs.
Refreshable snapshotAnalyze uploaded files or a selected range or table through the Excel task pane.
Upload / add-inUpload tabular exports and turn everyday reporting into questions and reusable charts.
Uploaded snapshotExplore orders, customers, and revenue with SQL generated from your questions.
Live queryAsk questions across related tables and see product and store performance.
Live queryExplore document collections and product events through natural-language analytics.
Live queryTurn operational tables into views of shipments, warehouses, and fulfillment.
Live queryExplore enterprise finance tables, invoice values, and business-unit reporting.
Live queryAsk questions over warehouse data and build views around your business definitions.
Live queryExplore large event tables with time-series charts and traffic breakdowns.
Live queryAnalyze time-oriented datasets, event volumes, and dimensions in Druid.
Live queryExplore the application data in your Supabase Postgres database.
Live queryImport CUR 2.0 Parquet exports from S3 with an IAM role or supported access keys.
Daily / manual refreshImport Cost Management FOCUS Parquet exports from Blob Storage using a Read/List SAS token.
Daily / manual refreshRead standard or detailed native billing exports from BigQuery with a service account.
Daily / manual refreshExplore campaign, keyword, search-term, device, geography, and other supported reports.
Assisted rollout · read onlyAnalyze campaign-level Facebook Ads reporting with imported daily snapshots.
Assisted rollout · read onlyImport groups, ledgers, stock items, and date-bounded vouchers through your local connector.
Imported snapshotReach approved databases inside your network through an outbound TLS connection.
Assisted setupNo connectors match your search. Try a database name or another category.
Uploading a file gives you an answer about the data as it was the moment you exported it. Connecting the source gives you an answer about the data as it is right now — every time you ask.
| Capability | One-time file upload | Connected in tableArth.ai |
|---|---|---|
| Data freshness | Frozen at export time | Live — reflects the source |
| Keeping it current | Re-upload every change | Refresh behavior depends on source |
| Multiple tabs / tables | Flatten into one sheet | Understood & joinable |
| Join across sources | Not possible | Ask across all of them |
| Large datasets | Upload timeouts | Reliable, streamed loads |
| Private databases | Export required | Query in place, in your env |
A Workbook keeps related sources, questions, charts, and dashboards together. Source type determines whether analysis uses live queries or an imported snapshot. Configure relationships where supported and review the source status before analyzing updates.
tableArth.ai understands workbooks with many tabs and databases with many tables. Ask questions across them and join related data — the same way you would across database tables — with no manual VLOOKUPs, no copy-paste, no combining first.
Multi-tab Sheets and Excel workbooks are read as related tables, not one blob. Each tab keeps its own columns and types.
Ask a question that spans tabs or tables and tableArth.ai works out how they relate, joining on shared keys automatically.
Get a single answer and the right chart, drawn from whichever tabs and tables the question actually needed.
Query external databases such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Druid running inside your own private environment — simply by asking. No exports, no copies leaving your network. The question is natural language; the answer is grounded in a real query run against your data.
Three steps from a source to an answer — no warehouse, no data prep, no SQL.
Authorize a Google Sheet, connect an Excel file, or point tableArth.ai at a database. Upload a CSV if you'd rather. The engine reads the structure automatically.
Sheets · Excel · DatabasesAdd selected sources to a workbook. Check their status before analysis: databases query on demand, connector snapshots need refresh, and imported files need updated data.
Auto-sync, multi-sourceType a question. tableArth.ai figures out which sources and tables it needs, joins them, runs the query, and answers with the right chart — with suggested and clarifying questions along the way.
Answers + chartstableArth.ai suggests relevant questions for your data so you always have a strong starting point — no blank box, no guessing what's answerable.
When a request is ambiguous, tableArth.ai asks a quick clarifying question instead of guessing — so you get to the right answer faster and with more confidence.
The engine that answers your questions also drops into your own product. Give your customers plain-English analytics on their tables with a two-line widget, a REST API, or a Chrome extension — the same natural-language answers, charts, and privacy modes.
Connect Google Sheets, Excel and CSV files, nine database engines, cloud billing exports, supported ad reports, and Tally imports. Setup and availability vary by connector. Databases support on-demand queries; snapshot sources require refresh or a new import.
Refresh behavior depends on the connector. Databases query selected data on demand. Google Sheets, cloud billing, and advertising use refreshed snapshots; uploaded Excel, CSV, and Tally data stays at the imported version until updated.
Yes. tableArth.ai understands files with multiple tables or tabs across Google Sheets, Excel, and databases. You can ask questions across sheets and join related data the same way you would across database tables — your data no longer needs to be combined into one flat sheet first.
Yes. With a multi-source Workbook, you ask a question in natural language and tableArth.ai pulls data across all your connected sources to return a single, unified answer. See how Workbook works.
No. You can query external databases such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Druid running inside your own private environment, simply by asking. Your data stays where it lives. Read more on the talk-to-your-database and security pages.
Large uploads are handled reliably — the timeout issues that used to affect bigger datasets are fixed, so the upload process is smoother for large files.
Start with one sheet or one database. Connect it, ask in plain English, and see an answer and a chart in seconds.
Keep the conversation where you work. MCP brings authorized tableArth workbooks into compatible clients such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor.
From Tally and spreadsheets to databases, cloud bills, and ad reports: connect the source once, then explore its workbook context through the tools you choose.
Staged preview. Availability depends on your client, deployment, and plan. Creating or updating dashboards requires write permission.
“Explore my workbook, explain what changed, and help me build a dashboard for the next review.”
Workbook context → governed analysis → a dashboard you can return to.