Business Analysts Waste Hours Switching Between Excel, Tableau, and ChatGPT
Answering a single business question often requires exporting data from one tool, reformatting it in another, then prompting an AI separately — a multi-step process that interrupts analyst flow. The lack of a unified interface forces context switching that compounds over repeated queries.
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