Getting started as a User
Start getting answers from your data using Actian AI Analyst Explorer.
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Start getting answers from your data using Actian AI Analyst Explorer.
Explorer is where you ask questions and get answers from your data β no SQL or technical knowledge needed. This guide gets you up and running in a few minutes.
Users don't set up AI Analysts β that's done by your data team in Studio. If no one at your company has done that yet, share the Studio quick start with whoever manages your data.
Go to wobby.ai and sign in. Your data team should have invited you β check your email for an invite link if you don't have an account yet.
After signing in, you'll see the AI Analysts available to you. Click one to open it in Explorer.
Type a question in the chat input at the bottom of the screen and press Enter. Write naturally β as you would to a colleague.
Good questions are specific:
"What was our revenue last month, broken down by region?"
"Show me the top 10 customers by order value this quarter"
"How many new users signed up last week compared to the week before?"
See Tips for Asking Questions for more examples.
Explorer maintains context throughout your session. After getting an answer:
Highlight any text in the response to ask a follow-up about that specific part
Ask a follow-up question in the chat to drill deeper
Ask the AI Analyst to build a report when you've gathered enough analysis β "Can you put this together into a report?"
If your team has saved common queries, you'll find them on the Saved prompts tab on the homepage. You can also type / in the chat input at any time to browse and select a saved prompt.
See Saved Prompts to learn more.
Charts, tables, and reports can be saved as Artifacts β named outputs that stay in your Explorer library and re-run their queries each time you open them. Click [Save] on any chart or table card, or [Save artifact] in the report panel footer.
See Artifacts to learn more.
Every conversation has a unique URL β copy it from your browser to share a result with a teammate.
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