Your team already talks in Slack. Now they can ask for any number — in Gulf or Levantine dialect, or English — and get it instantly, with the chart and the exact SQL behind it. No analyst, no waiting a week.
Every simple question — “how many customers churned?”, “what did we make last week?” — turns into a ticket, a queue, and a three-day wait for whoever owns the dashboard. The number arrives after the moment you needed it has passed.
Link BigQuery in a two-minute setup. Nexus reads your schema and auto-drafts a business glossary — in Arabic and English — that you review once.
Mention the bot in any channel, in dialect or English. It understands code-switching and maps it to the right tables.
The number, a chart, a CSV, the SQL, and the definition it used — all in the thread. If it’s unsure, it asks instead of guessing.
Not translation. A per-tenant glossary carries Gulf and Levantine synonyms for your own metrics, so colloquial questions just work.
The SQL, the definition, the row count and time window come with every number. Business users act on numbers they can verify.
A confident wrong number is worse than none. When a question is ambiguous, Nexus asks a clarifying question instead of inventing an answer.
Install, connect, and the glossary drafts itself from your schema. No onboarding call, no data team required.
No new tool to log into. It lives in the Slack channels your team is already in, all day.
One tap flags a wrong answer. Every question becomes feedback that sharpens accuracy over time.
We don’t copy your rows. Ever.
Nexus sends only your schema metadata and the question to the model, generates SQL, and runs it inside your own BigQuery project. Credentials are encrypted at rest with Cloud KMS, access is scoped to the datasets you choose, and it can be deployed in a UAE or Saudi region — so even metadata stays in-region.
Add Nexus to your Slack, connect your warehouse, and ask your first question in Arabic today.