Hex
VerifiedAn AI analytics workspace that grounds exploration, dashboards, and data applications in governed business context.
What is Hex?
Hex helps data teams make analytical work accessible without separating business users from the definitions and controls that make an answer trustworthy. It combines exploration, collaborative notebooks, dashboards, and AI-powered analytics in one workspace, with a context layer that can incorporate database descriptions, semantic models, business rules, and analytical logic. Use it when a question needs to move beyond an uploaded spreadsheet into a shared, reviewable data workflow. A useful pilot starts with one metric or decision: identify the permitted source tables, state the metric definition, review generated SQL or logic, and compare the result with an approved baseline before publishing a dashboard or acting on an insight.
Who is Hex best for?
- Business users who need data answers grounded in definitions their data team can inspect.
- Data teams unifying notebooks, dashboards, and AI-assisted analytics in a governed workspace.
- Organizations that need analytical outputs to be shared, repeatable, and reviewable.
What can Hex do?
- Explore questions in business context. Bring datasets, definitions, semantic models, and business rules into an analysis workflow rather than treating a result as an isolated chat response.
- Create shareable analytical products. Move from exploration to notebooks, dashboards, or data applications that colleagues can inspect and use.
- Keep AI analysis governable. Give data teams a way to review the logic and context behind answers while expanding access for business users.
Key capabilities
Focused product experience
Use Hex for the work it is designed to support, with a clear starting point for new users.
Built for practical workflows
A useful option when you need Data & Analytics capabilities in your day-to-day workflow.
Official product access
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Common questions about Hex
What should I try first with Hex?
Choose one business question with a known metric definition and approved source tables. Ask for an analysis, inspect the query or logic and its assumptions, then compare the result with an existing trusted report before sharing it more widely.
Who is Hex for?
Hex is particularly relevant to data teams and business partners who need a shared analytical workspace. It is intended to make data exploration and AI-assisted answers more accessible while allowing the organization to provide context, definitions, and controls.
What should be reviewed before acting on AI-assisted analysis?
Validate source freshness, joins, filters, formulas, business definitions, permissions, and interpretation. An AI-generated narrative or chart can make a result easier to understand, but it does not replace review by the owner of the metric or decision.
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