Briefs

Overview

Agentic reports that consolidate your Top Stories into a single, citation-grounded narrative. Your daily analyst, delivered.

Briefs is an agentic report. You describe what you want to track in plain English, and Briefs acts like an analyst - running the queries, consolidating the day's Top Stories, and stitching it all into a single, business-ready narrative. Every number is citation-grounded: hover any figure to trace it straight back to its source. See Autonomous Insights for the detection model that powers every story Briefs consolidates.


How to use Briefs

See the problem Briefs solves

Top Stories surfaces key anomalies across metrics and granularities - but at scale, the volume can make it hard to know where to focus.

Top Stories feed showing a high volume of anomaly cards across metrics

Describe what you want tracked

Open Briefs, click New brief, and describe what you want to track in plain language. Briefs runs the queries, identifies the day's highlights, and stitches them into a single business-ready narrative.

Typing a plain-language intent and Briefs generating a consolidated narrative

Verify any number with a citation

Every figure in a Brief links back to its source. Hover any number to see exactly where it comes from — nothing in the narrative is ungrounded.

Hovering a figure in a Brief to reveal the citation and grounded source


Reading a Brief

Every Brief is built to be read at a glance. A structured layout surfaces the full picture in a single scroll - and every number in the narrative is grounded, with a citation chip that traces it back to its source.

Open a Brief

Click any Brief card in your feed to open it. It opens with an In a sentence summary - the headline read of the run - followed by a So what? takeaway that puts it in context.

Opening a Brief from the feed to view the top-level summary

Scan the key metrics and visual

Below the summary, a row of metric cards highlights the numbers that moved most, each tagged with its read (for example a surge, or the main leak). Depending on your question, the Brief renders the right visual to match - like a funnel chart for a purchase-funnel question, with stages colored healthy, watch, or breaking.

Hero metric and anomaly map populating at the top of the Brief

Scroll to supporting insights

Scroll on for the supporting detail - per-stage or per-segment breakdowns (for example, where the funnel leaked most by channel and country) and a period-by-period table.

Scrolling to the supporting insights section below the anomaly map

Read the grounded numbers

Every grounded number appears inline as a citation chip showing the value and its comparison (for example, "62.85M vs 50.13M"). DataGenie writes the narrative; your data supplies the numbers, and each chip ties the two together.

Hovering a data point to reveal the source tooltip

Open a citation for its source

Click any citation chip to open the source behind that number - the value, its comparison, and where it came from. The narrative and the underlying data are always one click apart.

Clicking a citation chip to open its grounded source


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