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Domain Knowledge is a Responsible AI guardrail for Wisdom. You encode your business rules — definitions, exclusions, aliases — once, and Wisdom answers within those rules instead of inventing logic. Without it, Wisdom answers from data alone. With it, every question, dashboard, and insight respects your team’s business context.
Domain Knowledge is one of the three Wisdom configuration components that keep agentic analytics safe for enterprise use. See Responsible AI.

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How to set up Domain Knowledge

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Open the Knowledge Center

Open DataGenie and navigate to Knowledge Center from the left sidebar. This is where you encode all business rules, KPI definitions, and domain expertise that Wisdom applies to every analysis.
Navigating to the Knowledge Center from the DataGenie left sidebar
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Explore the layout

The Knowledge Center is organized into sections for different types of business knowledge — metric definitions, business rules, dimension aliases, and exclusions. Each section feeds a different part of Wisdom’s reasoning, so it’s worth understanding what goes where before entering your first entries.
Knowledge Center layout showing sections for business logic, KPI definitions, and domain terms
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Enter your knowledge and save

Click into any section and write your business knowledge in plain language — for example, “Revenue excludes refunds and internal test orders,” or map the column “acq_channel” to “Acquisition Channel.” Click Save when done. Wisdom immediately applies your inputs to every subsequent question and insight — no retraining required.
Entering a KPI definition and business rule into the Knowledge Center and saving
Start with your 5 most-used KPIs. Defining those alone meaningfully improves Wisdom’s accuracy for the majority of questions your team asks — you don’t need to encode everything before it becomes useful.

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What you can add

Metric Definitions

Define what each KPI means in your business context — e.g. “Revenue excludes refunds and internal test orders.”

Business Rules

Encode rules like “Always exclude the ‘Internal’ cohort from analyses” or flag Q4 comparisons as potentially seasonally inflated.

Dimension Aliases

Map internal column names to the terms your team uses — e.g. “acq_channel” maps to “Acquisition Channel.”

Filters & Exclusions

Define segments that should always be excluded — test accounts, internal users, bot traffic.

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What’s next

Business Events

Add external event context — campaigns, outages, launches — to KPI timeseries.

Cognitive Skills

Pre-configure analytical patterns Wisdom can execute on demand.

Wisdom Overview

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