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Analytics respects record- and field-level permissions. Two people can see two different numbers on the same chart — correctly.
Every number lives with one analyst and a two-day lag. The LP call, the IC meeting and the Monday partner sync all start with "let me pull that." Here the metric registry, daily history and explorer sit on the same governed data as every other screen — so by the time someone asks, the answer already exists.
No dashboard to build, no chart to configure. Every metric you've registered renders itself into a KPI strip with sparklines and period-over-period deltas, the movers that matter rise to the top, and the funnel shows where the pipeline stands — all before you've clicked anything.
Every setting lives on the chart header as an editable pill — measure, lens, range, breakdown. Change one and the chart updates live: drop a breakdown dimension and it's automatically a trend; add one and it's a breakdown. Funnel and cohort are one pill away, not a different screen.
Register a measure, set a flat target or a quarter-by-quarter time-phased plan, and let alerts watch it overnight — a value threshold or a percent drift over a window. If it breaches, you hear about it at 6am, not in the meeting.
Nightly snapshots keep daily history going forward from the day you adopt. Backfill goes the other way — it replays your own audit trail to reconstruct the past, so your trends don't open with a flat line the week you switched on analytics. And the fund math is real: XIRR from dated cash flows, not a spreadsheet approximation.
"Commitments by investor type last year as a funnel" is enough. The AI maps your sentence onto the explorer's pills, and every reference it makes is checked against your live schema before anything renders — an unknown field is dropped, never guessed. Applying an answer replaces the whole configuration, so a stale setting from an earlier question can't leak into the new chart.
Analytics respects record- and field-level permissions. Two people can see two different numbers on the same chart — correctly.
The explorer runs the same query engine as your dashboards and reports — there's no second source of truth to drift out of sync.
A sum of millions comes back as the real number — formatted once, consistently, everywhere it's shown.
Analyses are documents with owners and permissions — not a URL you copy into a chat and hope still works.
The Monday sync starts with the KPI strip already open — pacing, movers and the funnel, before anyone asks.
The fundraise funnel and an LP's question are both a pill bar away — no "let me get back to you."
Set the plan once; overnight alerts flag the drift before it shows up in a board pack.
Stage conversion, time-in-stage and velocity computed from actual pipeline movement, not a guess.
In a 30-minute session we'll register three of your real metrics, set a target and watch the explorer answer questions about them — your data, not slideware.