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No setup, no cleaning, no dashboards to configure. You hand Quantiri a dataset; it hands you back a finished intelligence report — ranked findings, narrative chapters, and interactive charts — in minutes.
Three steps.
Minutes, not days.
From your side it could not be simpler. The sophistication is all under the hood — and we're happy to show you.
Upload your data
Drop in a CSV — customer records, transactions, survey responses, anything structured. Messy column names and missing values are fine. There is nothing to configure.
Quantiri does the analysis
It profiles your data, finds the patterns that are statistically real, and ranks them by how much they'd change a decision. The numbers are computed, not guessed.
See how the engine worksRead your report
A complete, narrated report arrives — an executive headline, ranked findings with charts, interactive widgets, and a clear set of next actions. Share the link and walk in ready.
Most structured CSVs
work out of the box.
Any dataset with numeric columns, categorical dimensions, and more than ~50 rows will produce real findings. You do not need to pre-process, clean, or format your data.
Three things
we don't yet cover.
Quantiri is a statistical intelligence engine. It works on numbers and categories. Unstructured text and binary data are outside its current scope.
The anatomy
of every report.
Every Quantiri report has the same structure. Eight sections. Each one earns its place — nothing is filler, nothing is boilerplate.
A single sentence that captures the most important finding. Written to be forwarded without context.
"Professionals log a quarter of all weekend screen hours — yet Android and iOS split the market almost perfectly in half."
Two to three sentences framing the dataset's central tension — the story the data is telling at the highest level of abstraction.
Each finding carries a strength badge, a narrative chapter, a chart, an interactive widget where it helps, and a plain-language so-what. Ordered by business impact, not p-value.
Bar charts, scatter plots, or line charts — whichever type fits the signal. Axes and captions written from the evidence, not templated.
Where a finding benefits from exploration, the report embeds a focused widget — a spectrum comparison or a calculator that lets you test the numbers yourself.
Explicit arithmetic that extends the raw evidence — ratios, gaps, projections — with the formula shown. Every number traceable to its source.
"3.27× — the upper spread is more than three times the lower spread. Formula: 3,615.8 ÷ 1,104.9"
A paragraph-length conclusion and a four-cell stats grid pulling the most memorable numbers from across all findings.
A footer-level statement confirming all figures came from the computed evidence and no values were imputed beyond the formulas shown.
The fastest way to understand
what the data is saying.
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