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How it works

From plain-English question to reviewable answer.

Cayra uses configured schema context and approved database permissions to interpret a question, run the required query, and return a result for human review.

How it worksEvidence for review

Natural-language request

Business users ask a supported question without writing SQL.

Configured data path

Cayra applies approved schema context, definitions, and database permissions.

Evidence for review

Review available sources, generated SQL, execution context, and result details before acting.

3 steps

A transparent path from question to result.

Each answer starts with an approved source and ends with evidence that can be reviewed before use.

1

Configure the source

An administrator defines the supported endpoint, database permissions, approved tables or views, and business context.

2

Ask within scope

An authorized user asks a business question in plain English without needing to write query syntax.

3

Review the result

Cayra queries the approved data scope and formats the result with the evidence available in the selected interface.

Good first questions to ask
"Which product groups drove revenue the most this week?"
"Which products are moving toward stock risk?"
"Which categories lost margin compared to last month?"
The result includes context for review

For supported questions, Cayra can summarize the returned data, make comparisons visible, and identify follow-up items without replacing human judgment.

1
Configure the source
2
Ask within scope
3
Review the result
why it stands out

Business access without removing data controls.

Natural-language interaction, configured context, source permissions, and reviewable evidence stay in the same workflow.

Natural conversation

Ask a supported business question in everyday language instead of writing SQL.

Configured business context

Schema relationships, approved terminology, and representative questions help Cayra interpret the request.

Reviewable answer flow

For supported questions, move from a plain-language request to a query-derived result without building a report first.

Governed source access

Database permissions, identity, data flow, retention, and deployment controls are reviewed for the selected setup.

who it is for

For business users, data teams, and reviewers.

Each role participates differently: ask the question, configure the context, or validate the result.

Sales and operations teams

For teams reviewing approved sales, inventory, order, category, or operating questions.

Managers and decision-makers

For leaders who need a concise summary, visible drivers, and evidence before making a decision.

Customer and partner teams

For external-facing workflows only after identity, company boundaries, data scope, and escalation are validated.

getting started

Start with one approved question.

Choose a focused workflow, configure its data scope, and validate the answer and evidence before wider adoption.

Confirm the supported source and database permissions
Define business terminology and expected evidence
Test representative questions before production use