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Which channel had the most refunds last quarter?
Planned: you write what you want to know. The proposal only uses sources you may see in your workspace.
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The plan is that you ask Peak Analytics a question in plain language and get a proposed evaluation: source, rows, columns, measure and period, all visible and editable before anything is calculated. If the question is unclear, it is meant to ask back instead of inventing a number. It does not exist yet; today you build the same question as a pivot yourself.
Planned, not available. No free-form SQL, only data you may see. The pivot evaluation the answers are meant to rest on is in the preview.
The question is clear enough for a draft. You still check that refunds mean what you think they mean.
How it is planned
You see every step before a number appears.
Which channel had the most refunds last quarter?
Planned: you write what you want to know. The proposal only uses sources you may see in your workspace.
Source: orders, measure sum of refunds
Rows channel, columns quarter
Draft to check, then calculate
The result is meant to be an ordinary pivot: save it, export it as CSV, share it or hand it on as a task with “Check”, just like in the preview.
Your review is still open.
These marks start nothing.Draft and evaluation stay separate
This capability is specified and not built yet. There is no date and no separate price.
Businesses and numbers on this page are made up and marked as examples. None of it is a measurement or a customer result.
Peak Analytics is available as a preview: pivot evaluations over orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files, CSV export and sharing.
Your next step
See how you ask the same question yourself today: pick a source, set rows and columns, calculate a measure.
Today: build the question as a pivotPlanned, not available. No free-form SQL, only data you may see. The pivot evaluation the answers are meant to rest on is in the preview.
No. This capability is planned and not built yet; there is no launch date. Available today is the Peak Analytics preview: pivot evaluations over orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files with CSV export and sharing.
The plan is a question back instead of a guessed number, such as “Do you mean open tasks per board?”.
No. The plan rules out free-form SQL; proposals are meant to use only sources you may see in your workspace.
As a pivot: pick a source, set rows and columns, choose measure and time grid. The question then lives in the evaluation's address.