AI Data Analytics Agency

For Kenyan SMEs and growing teams

Make the numbers
useful.

A proposed analytics service for businesses that need a clearer view of sales and costs. Begin with a simple dataset, check its quality and understand the result.

Working calculation demo. Sample figures are fictional.

KES reporting in the demoCalculations you can inspectNo client data leaves this page

From spreadsheet to decision

Clarity starts with good inputs.

A real engagement starts with your question and agreed metric definitions. A dashboard is useful only when the underlying figures make sense.

01 / DEFINE

Ask a specific question

Agree on the period, currency and definitions of sales and costs before comparing figures.

02 / CHECK

Inspect the data

Flag missing values and inconsistent formats before calculating a result.

03 / EXPLAIN

Make the answer usable

Show the calculation, its limits and the next question to investigate.

A real calculation, a sample dataset

Check a small sales file.

Paste a CSV with revenue and cost columns. Values must be non-negative plain numbers in KES. The tool calculates totals from every valid row, or stops and shows errors.

Maximum 1 MB and 10,000 data rows. Use fictional or non-sensitive data.

No upload occurs. This page reads the file locally in your browser.

The result

Validate the sample to see calculated revenue, cost and the difference.

Read the result in context

Every number needs a definition.

Does revenue minus cost mean profit?

Only if the supplied cost column includes every relevant expense for the same period. This demo reports the difference, not audited profit. It does not account for taxes, inventory timing or missing costs.

Does this analyse any spreadsheet automatically?

No. This first tool supports a defined CSV structure. A live engagement would agree on source fields, data access and calculation methods before work begins.

Is there an AI model behind these totals?

No. Ordinary code calculates the totals in the browser. A future AI assistant may explain validated calculations, but should not invent them.