Supaboard 3.0 - AI data analysts that understand your business

Hi @lakshminath_dondeti 

We're not selling you a chatbot wrapper. Supaboard trains domain-specific agents on your actual business data, across 600+ sources, with conversational dashboards on top. The $99 is for the outcome, not the model name on the label.

Think of it this way. You are hiring an employee who is working 9 to 5, costing at least a $1000, versus having an agent that understands your business equally well and can answer your questions, instantly.

Do you still think $99 is too much?

Hi @istiakahmad 
Appreciate the kind words

@peterclaridge Thanks so much, Really appreciate that and honestly that’s exactly why we built @Supaboard AI .

The biggest use case we’re seeing is teams bringing together data from multiple sources and getting instant answers or dashboards without needing SQL. A lot around sales, marketing, and weekly business reporting.

The most surprising part has been seeing people use it like a conversation with their data, asking one question, then another, and uncovering insights they weren’t originally looking for. That’s been really exciting to watch.

Hi @peterclaridge 

Thank you for your kind words. For most our users, this is the exact problem they have faced. The tools may change but the headache remained the same. So we listened to them and shaped our solution around the 1000+ feedback calls and user experience interviews.

The biggest use case we have seen where our product shines is e-commerce, logistics and healthcare industries. For these segments, data is scattered across multiple applications and among various departments. What their data teams do is create agents for various departments and ship a dashboard with said agent. The dashboard gives a realtime birds eye view into things like operations, inventory, etc while the agent takes care of the finer details.

What has truly shocked me is that I have had feedback calls where the user tells me that they generate powerpoint decks straight from Supaboard and use it at his stakeholder's meeting- without changing a single element in the deck. Even I am not that confident, tbh.

Just out of curiosity, what was the worst dashboard sprawl moment at your old job? I collect these.

Hi @nithin_raju1 
Means a lot. Thanks.

Hi@hotfixer 
Thanks for your support

@Supaboard  @hotfixer Thanks so much 🙌 Really appreciate the support.

Hi @dhiraj_patel5 

This is the exact point where most "text-to-SQL" tools silently fail you. For them, business logic is a second-class citizen that the AI tries to retrofit onto an answer it has already assumed. When conflicts arise, these systems pick a winner (almost at random) and produce something that looks good enough, that is, as long as you don't know the business well enough to catch it.

Our approach flips that. Business context comes first, the answer comes second. When something does not reconcile, we would rather flag it than fake it.

Hi @olivier_jury 

It depends on whether you are willing to do a bit of upfront work.

What makes Supaboard different from vanilla BI tools is that it actually understands how your business operates. That means someone needs to teach it that context once, by setting up agents with your business logic baked in. For a non-technical team, that setup step usually falls on the one person who knows the business best.

Do that well, and you can replace Metabase or Looker entirely. Skip it, and you are better off keeping Supaboard as a complement for now.

@thamibenjelloun Yes, Supaboard shows the generated queries, so analysts can verify and edit them.

@olivier_jury Yes, absolutely. Supaboard is a great alternative to Metabase and other BI tools. We’ve already seen teams shift from other BI tools to Supaboard and use it as their primary workspace for dashboards, reporting, and answering questions without SQL.