Representative scenario
Compare a weekly procurement summary with the approved source report using the same period, filters, entities, and permission scope.
Retail and e-commerce operations
Business users can ask in natural language after an administrator configures the supported source, permissions, schema context, and business definitions.
Prompt
What changed, why, and what should we review next?
Define the source, schedule, recipients, and review owner.
Compare trends and drivers without requiring every business user to write SQL.
Availability, content scope, and escalation depend on the selected channel and plan.
This illustrative preview shows a question entering a configured analysis flow. Timing and available evidence depend on the selected source and interface.
See how a configured workflow can move from a question to a query, result, explanation, and follow-up.
Schema relationships, approved definitions, and representative questions help Cayra interpret the configured source. Output quality still varies by data and configuration.
What do Customers, Orders, and Returns say together? Cayra links the signals and builds a clearer picture.
It turns technical fields into terms business teams can immediately understand and act on.
Which changes should trigger alarm and which movements point to opportunity? Cayra brings the critical signals forward.
End users can ask in business language after the source, schema, permissions, and definitions are configured.
Use built-in flows like compare, scan risk, or surface opportunity to get analysis that points to action.
Depending on the interface, review sources, generated SQL, execution metadata, result previews, or next-step context.
Review the illustrative question, answer, and chart flow, then validate it with an approved data scope.
Add schema context and approved terminology on top of a supported data path.
Treat terminology and decision rules as governed configuration, not automatic truth.
Validate table count, concurrency, query complexity, and processing capacity for the selected plan.
Accounts for how teams interpret signals, not just what the schema contains.
Map organization-specific terminology and definitions during setup and review.
Review saved context, changes, retention, and ownership as usage evolves.
Security, operations, and business owners should approve the configured context and available evidence.
Configure the source, timing, output, recipients, and review owner for each automation.
Looking back helps you learn. Instead of asking the same question again, you can find the old context and continue from there.
Measure manual-work changes against the current approved process.
Configure identity and source scope, then validate company and role boundaries before production use.
Control visibility for internal teams, partners, and B2B customers from one place.
Add employees, define who can use Cayra, and decide who can only view reports.
Provision each external user with an approved identity and data scope, then validate company boundaries.
Where supported, use an approved import process and validate the resulting identities and roles.
Use the WhatsApp channel when enabled for the selected plan and workspace configuration.
When customers speak with Cayra, you can see those conversations, step in when necessary, and even send announcements at scale.
Review who asked what, how Cayra answered, and which customer is active from a single list.
Need a specific topic? Search for words such as "invoice" and find every matching conversation.
If Cayra is not enough, jump in directly and continue the conversation yourself.
Send the same message to everyone at once, such as a shipping delay notice.
Setup time depends on network access, authentication, schema complexity, business definitions, and deployment.
A lighter setup flow helps the team reach the first result without unnecessary technical overhead.
Enter your information and confirm your email address.
Tell Cayra where your data lives.
Ask something like "How many sales did we make this month?" and see the answer.
Turn the first question on your website into a branded, controlled, and easy-to-use support moment.
Adjust colors to match your brand, add your logo, set the welcome message, and choose its position.
Add the workspace-specific snippet after reviewing content, permissions, consent behavior, and fallback handling.
Test approved questions and escalation paths before enabling the widget for visitors.
Review appearance, approved content, permission scope, consent behavior, and escalation before launch.
Response timing depends on the source, model, deployment, and current service capacity.
Validate the widget on the browsers, devices, and assistive technologies your audience uses.
Supported languages and answer quality should be tested with representative content.
Cayra can analyze ERP-derived data exposed through a supported customer-accessible database, reporting replica, or approved export. This is not a native ERP connector.
Regional ERP products require a separate database, export, authentication, and schema compatibility review.
PostgreSQL and MySQL are Supported; SQL Server has Qualified support; MariaDB requires Compatibility review; Oracle is Beta.
SAP, Oracle application, and Dynamics data paths require assessment. Native application connectors are not included.
Document the available controls and evidence for the selected plan, interface, and deployment.
Looking back helps you learn. Instead of asking the same question again, you can find the old context and continue from there.
Search retained history where the selected interface supports it.
This week's questions or last month's reports. Pick the time range and see the list.
Star important questions and return to them quickly later.
Cayra keeps access, language, records, and industry needs simple in one product experience.
Cayra is not only fast. It also stays light in access, language, and record-keeping for everyday use.
More than a translated interface. Cayra understands and responds inside the natural flow of multilingual team communication.
Being able to ask questions and get answers from a phone lowers friction in everyday operations.
Not everyone should see the same data. Team, partner, and customer access can be separated with control.
Confirm which questions, answers, and usage events are retained and reviewable.
The industry may change, but the question-to-answer flow stays simple and readable.
These scenarios are evaluation examples, not customer endorsements or measured outcomes.
Compare a weekly procurement summary with the approved source report using the same period, filters, entities, and permission scope.
Retail and e-commerce operations
Schedule an approved stock-risk summary, then compare its output and delivery time with the current reporting process.
Supply and category planning
Test a narrowly scoped partner workflow and verify identity, company boundaries, record visibility, and escalation before external access.
B2B customer and dealer access management
Choose a Cloud plan or define a written technical scope for your data path, access model, and validation workflow.
In the first session, we align your data structure, access model, and first usage flow together.
After the first review, we can shape the right rollout for data access, team adoption, and go-live around your workflow.