See ODD in action
Upload data → AI analyzes → interactive dashboard generated → drill down → ask follow-ups
The problem it solves
Every analytics team has a backlog of dashboard requests. Each one is a small job and waits behind a bigger one. Meanwhile the person who asked builds it in Excel, badly, and it becomes a parallel source of truth. ODD attacks the small requests, which are most of them by count.
What it does
Ingests your data
CSV, Excel and JSON uploads, or connect live to operational systems via MCP.
Understands the shape
Dimensions, measures, dates, hierarchies. It proposes the visualisations that fit.
Generates interactive dashboards
With filters and drill down, not static images.
Answers follow ups
Ask for a different breakdown and it rebuilds rather than making you request a change.
Exports and shares
With colleagues who don't need to know it was generated.
Where it fits, and where governed BI still wins
ODD is right for exploratory analysis, ad-hoc questions, one-off board requests, and quick views on a file someone just sent you.
A governed dashboard is right for anything recurring, anything reported externally, and any metric where the definition must be identical every time. That belongs in a warehouse with lineage.
Data Intelligence & EngineeringCommon questions
How does it decide which charts to build?
It infers data types and relationships, then applies visualisation conventions. You can override everything.
Is this replacing Zoho Analytics or Power BI?
No. It complements them. ODD for exploration and one-offs, governed BI for consistent reporting.