Less chasing answers.
More getting done.

Give your operations team a companion for shared knowledge, business data, and recurring reports. Ask in plain language. No code repository required.

Vedin answers a question about iOS installs with a chart and notes that one day of source data is unavailable.
App installs, with a missing day of data clearly marked. View full size ↗

Put your team’s knowledge to work.

Find what is already known.

Find answers in shared documents and connected sources such as Confluence and OneDrive. Ask a follow-up in Vedin or Google Chat.

Make sense of the numbers.

Explore connected product analytics and databases. Ask follow-up questions and review summaries, tables, or charts.

Make it a regular thing.

Schedule the summaries and checks your team needs repeatedly. Come back to the results when it is time to act.

What changed in the numbers?

Ask about connected business data in plain language. Vedin can return a chart or summary and explain gaps in the information it used.

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What this demo shows

Vedin summarizes first-time iOS installs and displays a chart covering the available dates. It explicitly notes that a daily report was unavailable from the source.

A question about app installs, answered with a chart.

The report is recurring. Your effort shouldn’t be.

Describe a recurring report, choose when it should run, and name where the result should go. Here, a team asks for a daily app-install report in its Operations channel.

Scheduled work uses the data, tools, and access available to your team. Check the configured schedule and review the results.

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What this demo shows

A recurring app-install report is described in plain language with a time and destination channel.

Setting up a daily app-install report.

Shared knowledge. Deliberate access.

Your team chooses which sources to connect and which tools to enable. Access boundaries and approvals apply when Vedin works with that information.

Vedin does not automatically gain access to private conversations or information your team has not shared.

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A few things
worth knowing.

Do we need to connect a code repository?

No. Start with documents and supported business-data connections. Code and infrastructure connections are only relevant when your work needs them.

Can we use the answers as forecasts?

Generated analysis can inform a decision, but it is not a guaranteed forecast. Check the source data, missing information, and assumptions behind any estimate.

Does connecting Google Chat import every conversation?

No. Google Chat lets you ask Vedin questions and respond to follow-ups and approvals. Connecting it does not import your organization’s chat history.

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