Tablize is the Business Agent that monitors your business, sends the brief, and tells you what changed — not just that a number moved.
Works across databases, spreadsheets, IoT devices, and cameras.
Not just structured data.
You already have dashboards, alerts, and reports. The real gap is what happens next. Someone still has to notice the issue, gather context from multiple systems, figure out the cause, and decide what to do. Every time, manually.
A metric crossed a threshold. Or something changed in the warehouse. You're not sure yet.
Open five tabs. Cross-reference three systems. Write your own interpretation — hoping you found everything.
Tell the team. Decide what to do. Then run the same process again next week when it happens again.
Tablize watches your business continuously — revenue, margins, conversions, devices, cameras, and any metric you configure. On a schedule and on trigger.
Not every change is a business event. Tablize distinguishes signal from noise — and only briefs you when something is worth acting on.
What changed, the likely cause, and a recommended first action. Not a chart. Not a raw alert. A brief with the story already written.
The brief reaches your team in Slack, email, or the Tablize console. They review, approve, and act — without hunting across systems.
| BI Tool | Tablize | |
|---|---|---|
| Who finds who | You look at dashboards | Brief finds you |
| Output | Charts & numbers | What + Why + Action |
| Data types | Structured only | Structured + IoT + Camera |
| Response | You trigger query | Scheduled + event-driven |
"BI gives you dashboards. Tablize sends you the brief."
The fact. Which metric, device, or feed. When it changed. How significant.
The cause. What else changed around the same time — across your databases, sensors, and cameras.
The recommended first action. Scoped to what your team can execute immediately.
The brief doesn't replace your judgment. It gives your team the context to act faster.
A scheduled brief that arrives whether or not something changed. Daily, weekly, month-end — you always know the state of your business, not just the emergencies.
When a business event hits a trigger — a refund spike, a device alert, an anomaly from a camera feed — Tablize detects it and sends the incident brief immediately.
Both modes produce the same output: the brief. Scheduled or triggered, Tablize tells you what happened and what to do.
BI tools work with structured data — rows and columns from your CRM, Shopify, or Postgres. Tablize also connects to the data that BI can't touch: your IoT devices, your cameras, and your continuous data streams. When a fulfillment camera spots an error, it becomes part of the brief. When a sensor detects an anomaly, it becomes part of the brief.
MQTT sensors, temperature monitors, flow meters, smart equipment. Time-series data at any scale.
IP cameras, CCTV, factory floor feeds. Visual data connected to business context.
Any continuously generated data source that a traditional BI tool would reject — now part of your business brief.
BI tools can tell you your refund rate went up. Tablize can also tell you which fulfillment bin was the cause — because it saw the camera footage.
Revenue, margins, refunds, inventory, and fulfillment signals move together. You need someone watching all of them — including the warehouse.
Conversion, churn, and acquisition quality change fast. You can't wait for the analyst to reconstruct what happened two weeks ago.
IoT devices, cameras, and equipment are generating data right now. Most of it goes unseen. Tablize turns it into briefs.
Your dashboards are fine. But they still don't tell you what happened or what to do. Tablize adds the brief layer on top.
| Compared to | Their approach | Tablize |
|---|---|---|
| BI tools Tableau, Looker, Metabase | Give you dashboards and ask you to find the story. Can't read cameras or IoT devices. | Sends you the brief — the story is already written when it reaches you. |
| AI chat assistants | Answer when you ask. Passive until prompted. | Tells you what to ask about — before you knew you needed to. |
| Monitoring & alerting | Fire when thresholds cross. No context, no cause. | Investigates why, then sends a brief with context and a recommended action. |
| Workflow automation | Run the workflow you designed. No judgment. | Decides which workflow to start, based on what just changed in your business. |
Upload a spreadsheet and see what a Business Agent brief looks like in minutes. No setup required, no credit card.
Token + Storage multiplied per creator. Two creators share one compute Pod — so you're not paying for idle resources. Viewer accounts don't consume tokens or count toward Pod calculation.
Contact us for Team setup →SSO / SAML, on-premise, multi-workspace federation, custom data retention, audit log exports, dedicated SLA, custom integrations.
Talk to us →Read-only access to briefs, dashboards, and reports. Viewers don't consume tokens and don't count toward Pod or creator limits.
Add storage in 10 GB increments. Useful for IoT time-series data and camera footage archives.
Keeps your instance running 24/7 with no sleep cycle — required for IoT data ingestion, real-time Watch triggers, and camera monitoring that can't tolerate cold-start delays.
99.5% monthly uptime SLA. Miss it? Service credit, no questions asked.
Not sure how to set up your first Watch or connect your first data source? We'll do it with you in a single session — define the trigger, tune the brief output, and get the first alert live on a real business issue.
Spreadsheet, CSV, or any export. No data modeling, no schema setup.
A real Business Agent pod starts — the same one that powers paid plans. Takes about 30 seconds.
What happened, why it likely happened, and what to do. Not a chart. Not a summary. A brief.
Share the brief with your team. Or upgrade to connect live data sources and let Tablize watch your business continuously.
Your data doesn't persist. When the session ends, the pod is destroyed and nothing is stored.
By default, your Tablize instance sleeps when idle to save compute costs, and wakes up when you open it or a scheduled job runs. Always-on (+25%) keeps the instance fully running 24/7 — required for IoT devices streaming data continuously, real-time Watch triggers, and camera monitoring that can't tolerate cold-start delays. Always-on includes a 99.5% monthly uptime SLA with service credit if we miss it.
No. If you're using Tablize for scheduled reports, manual briefs, or periodic analysis, sleep/wake is fine. Always-on is only required if you need real-time event detection — like a sensor firing at 2 AM or a refund spike happening outside business hours.
A Token Package is your monthly allocation of AI processing — it covers every brief the agent generates, every analysis it runs, and every investigation it performs. The Starter allocation covers occasional use. Pro at 10× handles multiple active watches and daily pulse briefs for a typical business.
Two creators share one compute Pod. A 5-person team runs on 3 Pods. This keeps team pricing fair — you're not paying for compute you're not using. Token and storage allocations are fully per-creator, so each person has their own capacity.
No. Tablize adds the interpretation and brief layer on top of what you already have. Your dashboards stay. You gain the "what happened, why, and what to do" layer that dashboards don't provide.
Yes — and this is a category where BI tools simply can't compete. Tablize connects to MQTT brokers for sensor data and supports camera and video feed ingestion. Enable Always-on compute so your agent is awake when the data arrives.
It's real. When you upload your data, Tablize spins up an actual Business Agent pod — the same engine that runs paid plans — processes your data, and generates a genuine brief. The pod is destroyed when your session ends, so your data doesn't persist. What you see is exactly what you'd get on a paid plan.
If your team still opens multiple tools to figure out what happened — Tablize is the Business Agent that handles the interpretation for you.