See how DataSense turns a plain-English question into real SQL and an answer you can trust.
Revenue by practice area ($M)
✦ DataSense insight
M&A is up 35% YoY — your fastest-growing practice. IP is accelerating (+58%) and may overtake Litigation by Q3 2026 at current trajectory.
DataSense doesn't just show you numbers — it tells you what they mean and what to do about them.
Drop in a spreadsheet and DataSense detects the columns and types automatically. No schema setup, no data team — you're ready to query in seconds.
Ask 'which practice area had the highest write-offs last quarter?' in plain English and get an instant, exact answer — no SQL skills, no waiting for the finance team.
DataSense writes and runs actual SQL against your data, then shows the result table — plus the exact query it ran, so you can trust every number. No made-up estimates.
Scan a dataset and DataSense flags the statistical outliers — the values that fall outside the normal range — each with a plain-English explanation of what stands out.
Every query runs read-only in an isolated sandbox. DataSense can only read the data you upload — it can never touch or change anything else.
Every question and its result is saved, so your team can revisit past analysis and build on it instead of starting from scratch.
We ship continuously. These capabilities are in active development — the full vision for this product, beyond what's already live above.
Connect DataSense directly to your CRM, ERP, and databases — query your live systems in plain English, not just CSV uploads.
Pin your most-used questions into living dashboards the whole team can read, refreshed automatically as your data changes.
Get notified the moment a metric moves outside its normal range — proactive monitoring, not just on-demand scans.
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. No credit card required to begin.
Plain-English analytics for a small team.
Unlimited analytics with anomaly detection.
Governed analytics across the org.
Start your 14-day free trial. Upload a CSV and ask your first question in minutes — no data team required.