About AskLake
AskLake — Business Intelligence with Artificial Intelligence
AskLake transforms your data into answers — not just another dashboard to decipher. Converse with your numbers via text or voice and receive the answer instantly, without waiting for anyone's report.
Each indicator is custom-built for your business: no pre-packaged solution, no generic catalog that's the same for everyone in your industry.
WHAT YOU DO WITH ASKLAKE
• Ask your data questions in natural language, via text, or in a voice call with our AI
• Access personalized, always up-to-date dashboards and reports with advanced filters
• Receive your indicators automatically via WhatsApp, Telegram, or email, at your convenience
• See business indicators built with you — not copied from a generic BI catalog
• Monitor the health and contextual coverage of your data sources directly from your mobile phone
DATA SECURITY AND GOVERNANCE
Each user sees exactly what they should see: data profiles with row and column control, configurable access roles (RBAC), and complete isolation between companies (workspaces). Your data and your conversations with AI never leave the context of your own company.
WHO IS ASKLAKE FOR?
Companies that need to make quick decisions based on business data — sales, finance, and operations teams with multiple cost centers — without relying on a data analyst available for every new question. A Business Intelligence dashboard that speaks the language of your business, with real artificial intelligence behind it.
Download the AskLake app and start talking to your data today.
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