Solution

AI Data Analysis

Conversational data analytics powered by AI Gateway: natural-language queries deliver minute-level insights, MCP-gated access keeps AI data compliant and auditable, and scheduled tasks push reports automatically.

Natural-language query & modelingUnified metric semantics via semantic layerMCP-gated data access, compliant & auditableScheduled analytics & subscription push
Key Challenges

Traditional BI makes decisions wait for data, instead of data waiting for decisions

Drag-and-drop modeling, custom development, and IT backlogs stretch analytics delivery to weeks — a layer of "translation" always sits between decision-makers and data

Traditional BI Delivery Chain

Request
Translation
Alignment
Custom Dev
Delivery

In the traditional BI chain, every step consumes decision time

01

High drag-and-drop barriers keep business users from self-service analytics

Traditional BI depends on drag-and-drop report modeling and complex dimension configuration; business users must master data models and visualization semantics, so CXO ad-hoc requests often require repeated communication and translation

Modeling barrierAnalyst dependencyTranslation cost
02

Custom development and IT backlog stretch delivery to weeks

Requests involving ETL pipeline customization, data mart construction, and report development must enter the IT backlog; cross-department queues make delivery a weekly affair and miss decision windows

IT backlogETL customizationWeekly delivery
03

Inconsistent metric definitions across departments

The same metric is defined differently across reports, and definitions are scattered across departmental spreadsheets and dashboards — decision meetings turn into "definition alignment" sessions with no trusted basis for conclusions

Inconsistent metricsData silosHard to align
04

Missing permission and security controls for AI data access

Letting AI access enterprise data directly risks overreach: without role/department-scoped authorization, sensitive-field masking, and operation audit, AI data access cannot scale compliantly

Overreach riskNo sensitive-data maskingNo audit trail
Value Proposition

From "measured in weeks" to "measured in minutes"

One natural-language question, insights in minutes — compressing the full chain of request → retrieval → modeling → visualization → decision from serial human collaboration into parallel automated execution

Traditional BI Path

Measured in weeks

AI Data Analysis Path

Measured in minutes

Request
CXO raises a request, verbally translated to analysts
CXO asks the AI directly in natural language
Data Preparation
Analysts align definitions, write SQL, build ETL pipelines
Semantic layer resolves metrics; NL2SQL generates the query
Report Development
Drag-and-drop modeling + custom reports, into the IT backlog
AI generates charts and visualizations instantly
Permission Approval
Offline data-access requests with step-by-step approval
MCP data service enforces RBAC/ABAC in real time; overreach is rejected
Delivery Cycle
3–5 business days, queued by the week
Second-level response, minute-level output
Ongoing Follow-up
Reports refreshed manually on a schedule
Scheduled tasks run automatically; results pushed by subscription
Key insight: AI data analysis is not about faster "data retrieval" — it automates the entire analytics chain, putting decision-makers back at both the start and the end of analytics.
Solution Architecture

Four-layer architecture: from natural language to trusted insights

AI Gateway sits between enterprise data sources and AI — delivering conversational analytics upward while securely exposing data downward through MCP data services, with permissions controlled, observable, and auditable end to end.

Natural Language Interaction Layer

L1
ChatBI entry
Multi-turn clarification
Suggested questions

AI Analytics Engine

L2
Semantic layer (metric store)
NL2SQL query generation
Insight & root-cause analysis

MCP Data Connection Layer

L3
MCP Server standardization
RBAC/ABAC authorization
Row/column-level permissions & masking
Full-chain audit

Enterprise Data Sources

L4
Business databases
Data warehouse
Data lake / SaaS

Analytics Task Pipeline

Intent Understanding

Users ask in natural language; the engine performs intent recognition with multi-turn context

Semantic Mapping

The semantic layer maps the question to unified metric and dimension definitions

Permission Check

MCP data services verify data permissions (role/department/row-column); overreach is rejected

Query Execution

NL2SQL generates and optimizes SQL against the semantic layer, then executes

Auto Visualization

Results are matched to chart types automatically, producing charts and dashboards

Insight Interpretation

The LLM interprets trends, anomalies, and root causes, with action recommendations

Scheduled Orchestration

Daily/weekly reports run on schedule; results are pushed to IM / email

MCP Data Access Control

AI-authorized data: letting AI read enterprise data safely

Every AI data access passes identity binding, permission checks, masking, and audit logging — "what the AI can read" strictly matches "what this person can see".

Identity

AI session bound to a real user

MCP Server

Unified protocol, no direct access

Permission

RBAC/ABAC, row & column level

Masking

PII & financial fields masked

Data Sources

Databases, warehouses & data lakes

Audit log · every access fully recorded
Core Capabilities

Five core capabilities building a minute-level insight analytics loop

One seamless loop: ask → retrieve → insight → follow-up

Natural Language Query

Semantic layer + NL2SQL retrieval

01

User question

Q2 East-region revenue growth? By product line

NL2SQL · Semantic parse

SQL
SELECT product, SUM(rev) rev
FROM sales WHERE region='East'
  AND quarter='Q2'
GROUP BY product

Execute

1.2s

Auto Visualization

02

Trend

Comparison

Share

Auto charts & dashboards

Insight & Root Cause

03
AnomalyAttribution
62%
24%
14%

Trends, anomalies & attribution

Scheduled Analytics

04
DailyWeekly
Alert
Push

Scheduled daily/weekly push

MCP Data Access

05
Identity
Permission
Masking
Audit log

Permission, masking & audit control

Use Cases

Covering executive decisions, review meetings, and continuous monitoring

CXO Decision Support

CEOs/CFOs query metrics in natural language for instant answers and attribution — decisions no longer wait for reports.

Business Review Meetings

Scheduled tasks generate review reports with consistent metrics and traceable conclusions — meetings focus on decisions.

Business Self-Service Analytics

Teams query data on their own, cutting analyst/IT dependency and responding to ad-hoc requests instantly.

Anomaly Monitoring & Alerting

Threshold monitoring triggers instant alerts with attribution — risk shifts from post-mortem to real-time intervention.

Need minute-level data analytics for your business decisions?

From natural-language queries and semantic modeling to MCP data access control and scheduled tasks, we provide dedicated deployment and implementation guidance