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Reportr · Intelligence & Research

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Certification per Microsoft Marketplace.

dashboardanalyticschat with database
Provenance reach3 of 12 layers traced

Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 2 captures on record

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What the publisher says

As described on Microsoft Marketplace.

Chat with your database

Reportr is a web-based, AI-powered reporting and analytics platform that lets business users explore their data using natural-language conversation. Users can ask questions in plain English, refine results through contextual follow-up questions, investigate trends and anomalies, and turn useful answers into live reports and dashboards.

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AI-powered conversational reporting for your database

Reportr helps teams access, analyze, and share business data without requiring every user to write SQL or learn a complex BI tool. Its “chat with your database” experience enables users to ask questions in natural language, receive data-driven answers, and continue the conversation to explore results in more detail.

Users can start with broad questions—such as “Show revenue by region for Q1”—then ask follow-up questions such as “Break down North America by salesperson” or “Which salesperson had the largest decline from last quarter?” Reportr preserves the context of the conversation so users can refine analyses without restating filters, metrics, or prior results.

Beyond one-off answers, Reportr supports agentic analysis: it can perform multiple investigative queries to identify contributing factors behind trends, changes, and anomalies. Users can explore tables and charts, drill into segments, compare periods, and surface insights that may otherwise require manual spreadsheet work or analyst support.

Create live dashboards by chatting

When an analysis is worth revisiting, users can save the resulting table or visualization as a refreshable report. Saved reports can be assembled into live dashboards that pull current data whenever they are opened, supporting ongoing operational monitoring and recurring business reporting.

End-user reporting

Reportr also includes a visual report builder and end-user reporting capabilities for organizations that want traditional, governed reporting alongside AI-assisted exploration. Interactive table reports support sorting, filtering, grouping, searching, and column customization at view time.

Key capabilities

  • Ask questions about business data using a natural-language AI chat interface.
  • Refine analyses through contextual follow-up questions without starting over.
  • Investigate trends, anomalies, segments, and drivers through multi-step AI analysis.
  • Generate tables and charts from conversational data exploration.
  • Save insights as refreshable reports that retrieve current database data.
  • Build live dashboards from charts and reports created through chat or the visual builder.
  • Provide self-service reporting for business users while retaining centralized administration.
  • Support interactive tabular reporting with grouping, sorting, filtering, search, and configurable columns.
  • Manage access with role-based permissions for viewers, report builders, database managers, and administrators.
  • Keep database connection details centralized so end users can query data without direct access to credentials.Data sources and deployment

Reportr supports Microsoft SQL Server, Azure SQL, PostgreSQL and MySQL. Reportr is available as a cloud service, or it can be self-hosted, enabling organizations to keep data within their own environment and maintain control over their database connections and AI-service configuration.

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Compliance

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  • FedRAMPConfirmedNot listed90%, registry-checkedNo FedRAMP Marketplace entry matched this vendor's domain, checked 2026-08-27registry recordas observed 2026-08-27

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Publisher resources

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