February update: Introducing Data Apps

TL;DR: Tired of exporting data and cobbling together reports in Excel or PowerPoint? Now you can turn your analysis into polished, interactive data apps instantly with Fabi.ai. Just analyze, select what to share, and publish - with a static URL for traceability and easy updates.

Does a powerful insight make a sound if it’s not shared? We believe the answer is emphatically No!

The raison d’être of data teams is to provide insights to the business to help make better strategic and operational decision. However, something we hear from virtually every data team, is that sharing those insights, telling a story and iterating is incredibly difficult.

We’re introducing Fabi.ai Data Apps, which are designed to help you go from raw insights to beautiful, interactive data app in seconds (yes, literally).

🤩 Publish data apps

Done with your analysis and want to share it with your leaders? Are you going to share that raw Jupyter notebook? Probably not. You’re probably exporting the data and taking screenshots and piecing together a report in Excel, Google Sheets or worse… Powerpoint.

The worst part of this? If you get a request to update something, you’re back to square one, the results aren’t reproducible, and your work is forever lost in the sea of loose reports.

Now with Fabi.ai, you can simply conduct your analysis, pick and choose what makes the cut, and publish a data app that you’re proud to share with your stakeholders. The URL is unique and static, insuring traceability.

🖋 Add rich text to your reports

What’s a business-facing report if there’s not clean, crisp color commentary?

Now in Fabi.ai, you can quickly enter rich text commentary anywhere in your report.

🎁 Other goodies

  • Cell reordering: You can now drag and drop cells to reorder them as you please!
  • Snowflake connector: Yes another data source
  • Improved field value retrieval: Asking questions based on the values in a field, especially fields with many values can be tricky. We’ve introduced new and improved context retrieval.
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