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Query and forecast against your own tables.

Use dashboards and plain-language queries over governed views. KEZEL Insights Studio adds analytical models, while masks and lineage make the data access reviewable. The examples below use sample data.

From observed demand to a forecastSample dataObservedForecast

Inspect the analytics workbench.

Live views over the system of record

Queries execute on the source engine where supported. Other computation runs in the local agent. Dashboards read the resulting governed views.

? churn by region, this quarter
→ plan · 3 tables · masked · approved

Plain language to a governed plan

LLMCore plans from schema metadata without raw-row access. The query plan records the tables, masks and policy decision.

Ranked work, explained

Scores with reasons attached, so reviewers see why an item is at the top of the queue.

readeremailcard_no
analysta•••@corp.eu•••• 4412
fraud-rev[email protected]•••• 4412

Column rules, applied in the query

Row filters and column masks are part of the plan itself, scoped to the reader's role. Cleartext reads are themselves logged.

orders_eufx_ratesweekly_revtile 07

Lineage for every figure

Each published figure traces back through its transforms to its sources, as a graph.

10:42nl-querymasked viewj.rao
10:44forecastaggregateplanning
10:47exportdenied · policysvc-crm

Every read is logged

The ledger records the question, policy decision, reader and timestamp for each read.

Choose a model for the question.

Introduced at Bengaluru Tech Summit 2025. Each question below has its own engine, shown here on demonstration data.

“How much?”

Estimate how spend affects weekly volume

Fit the relationship between campaign spend and volume using your own tables. The fitted line shows an estimate; an analyst still needs to check whether the relationship supports the decision.

regression · fitted relationship on sample data

campaign spend vs. weekly volume · fitted · sample data

VizEngine · dashboards · LLMCore · plain-language plans · time series · Prophet, ARIMA · classification · 8 model candidates, evaluated with and without outlier correction

Third parties work inside your boundary.

Suppliers, partners and service providers read governed views where the data lives. No records pool on a second platform, and every read they make lands on the same ledger yours do.

Readers on governed views

readerscopeoutcome
partner-logisticsfill_rate_weekly · governed viewreads logged
auditorledger + lineageread-only
svc-crmexport requestdenied · policy

governed views · in-boundary reads through the policy gate · sample data

See KEZEL run a workload like yours.

Tell us which system holds your data and what you need to do with it. We’ll demonstrate on sample data, then scope a pilot with your security team.