Automated reporting that only pings you when it matters.

You build a chat, dashboard, or business review once. Then you save it as an Agent and pick a schedule (hourly, daily, weekly, custom) and a delivery channel.

Each run executes the same governed queries through the Knowledge Graph and packages results with summaries, visuals, and links back into Veezoo for follow-up exploration. Because agents reuse the same semantic definitions as ad-hoc analytics, the numbers in a Monday-morning report are the same numbers a user sees later in chat.

A scheduled dashboard always delivers, you want a fresh view every Monday morning whether or not anything has changed.

An alert is conditional, Veezoo only pings the recipient when a threshold is breached or an anomaly is detected. Both share the same underlying agent infrastructure, so you can start with a dashboard and add alert conditions to it later as understanding of the data matures.

Three mechanisms work together. First, alerts only fire when conditions are met, and conditions can be expressed precisely or in natural language.

Second, natural-language alerts let the AI reason about whether a change is meaningful before sending a notification. Third, multi-step root-cause analysis runs when an alert triggers, so the message arrives with context (drivers, segments, contributing factors) rather than just a number.

Email, Slack, and Microsoft Teams are first-class delivery channels with full context: what triggered the alert, the relevant data, the supporting charts, and recommended next steps.

Dashboards can also be embedded in your own product through Veezoo's Embedded Analytics, useful when reports need to reach end customers or partners inside an existing portal.

Yes. Veezoo's analytics surfaces include forecast-aware updates and scenario parameters, so a scheduled business review can show actuals, forecasts, and what-if outcomes against the same governed metrics.

Planning and reporting share the same Knowledge Graph, so the team that builds a forecast and the team that reads a weekly review work from the same definitions.