Ask about your data
Explore trends, compare groups, investigate unusual results and ask follow-up questions. Work across sales, operations, customer service, inventory, research and finance.
Your data. Clearer answers.
Understand what
your data is saying.
Bring a file or connect your database. Ask about customers, operations, sales, research or finance, explore the answer, and follow it back to the evidence.
For individuals, analysts and business teams.
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Workspace
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Data sources
Sample workspace
The business at a glance
Revenue
₦2.48m
Mapped expenses
₦1.18m
Difference
₦1.30m
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Source: sample-sales.csv · Example figures, not live data
Examples use sample records, not customer data.
Work with the records you already have.
Excel / CSVPDF / WordJSON / textPostgreSQLMySQLSQL ServerSnowflake
The platform
One place to investigate the questions that matter.
A service report, survey, inventory export or connected database can each hold a useful answer. Meridian helps you explore the records, identify patterns and produce an analysis you can inspect and share.
Files and connected databases
Analyse supported documents and structured exports directly, or query PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server and Snowflake within the permissions your team defines.
Evidence and useful reports
Review supporting records, calculations and data-quality notes. Turn an analysis into a report, presentation or export; business accounts also have dedicated performance views.
Business workspaces are available to business accounts.
Individuals can connect data, ask questions and generate reports.
Ask Meridian
A useful answer starts with a better question.
Ask in your own words. Review the calculation, reporting period and supporting records. Continue the conversation when you need a closer look.
Available to individuals and business teams.
Explore an exampleSample data
In this sample, Eket averages 18 minutes, Uyo 12 minutes and Awka 8 minutes. Eket has the longest average wait in the selected records.
Source: sample-service.csv. Average minutes per store; this does not establish why customers waited.
How it works
From a source file to a clearer decision.
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Bring in your data
Upload a spreadsheet or document, or connect a supported database using a read-only role.
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Ask in your own words
Choose a source and ask what you want to understand. Add supporting files or clarify a question when the data needs more context.
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Review, investigate and report
Inspect the figures, ask follow-up questions and create a report or export for the work ahead.
Your data, under control
Built for work that needs evidence.
Read-only source access
Connected databases are queried through read-only controls. Meridian does not offer source-record editing.
Permissions on the server
Tenant, role and source policies are enforced before data is returned. Saved analyses are private to their creator.
Traceable answers
Inspect source queries, calculation notes and data-quality limitations alongside the result.
Reports you can use
Generate PDF reports, presentations and CSV or Excel exports from an authorized analysis.
Pricing
Choose the capacity you need.
Separate plans for business teams and individuals. Prices and allowances come directly from Meridian's subscription catalogue.
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Before you get started.
Is Meridian only for businesses?
No. Individuals can use Ask Meridian, connect supported sources and generate reports. Executive, financial and business performance workspaces are for business accounts.
What data can I bring?
Ask supports Excel, CSV, TSV, JSON, PDF, Word, PowerPoint, text and Markdown, plus PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server and Snowflake. Clean flat JSON arrays and TSV files support numerical analysis; nested JSON is read as text. Format and extraction limits are shown in results.
Is this only for financial analysis?
No. Ask about any subject represented in your supported files or authorized database: customer feedback, service queues, stock, sales, surveys, operations or finance. Financial views are an additional business feature.
Can I see where a figure came from?
Business views show mapped calculations and source rows. Database analyses include the generated query and result context. Review scope and data-quality notes before relying on a figure.
Let's talk about your data
Start with the question your business needs answered.
Tell us what you work with and what you need to understand. We can discuss the right source, workflow and account for your needs.
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