In short
We don't draw screens in advance. FloUI generates the screen the request calls for, on the spot.
How is this different from a dashboard?
A BI dashboard serves information through metrics and screens defined in advance. When a new question comes up, FloUI generates the screen it calls for in real time, so exploration can keep going.
The question becomes the spec
Nobody decides in advance which metric appears in which shape. The sentence itself is the specification, and FloUI picks the components it needs.
Structured data and documents on one screen
The numbers live in a database and the context lives in documents. FloUI joins structured queries with RAG references so a figure and the evidence behind it sit on the same screen.
Exploration keeps pace with the meeting
Every new angle needs a new screen, and by the time a request has been built the angle has passed. With FloUI you just ask again — so the hypothesis gets tested inside the meeting.
How does it work?
It does not jump straight from question to screen. It reads the intent, gathers the data it needs, and selects the matching components. Those steps are what make the resulting screen explainable.
What kind of screen comes back?
The composition changes with the question. Querying the same data, "show me the trend" and "tell me why" are generated as different screens.
KPI cards
The headline figures and their movement against a baseline, first.
Charts
Trend, composition, comparison — drawn in the shape the question asks for.
RAG summary
Finds the documents behind the numbers and summarizes them with sources.
Detail table
Opens the underlying rows so the aggregate can be verified.
Why does this matter?
There is more than enough data already. The problem is that every new question needs a new screen composed to match it.
Until now
- A new angle means filing a request for a new screen
- Request → build → review takes days or weeks
- By the time it ships, the question has moved on
- So people keep returning to the same few dashboards
With FloUI
- The angle you want is simply the question you ask
- The screen is composed on the spot
- Changing the angle means asking again
- Exploration happens more often, and verification ends in the meeting
Where does it pay off?
It pays off less in checking fixed metrics repeatedly, and more in work that raises new questions and explores the data from several angles.
Performance analysis
Revenue, orders, and returns examined immediately across changing periods and cuts.
Operational checks
Spot an anomaly and follow it through to candidate causes in the same place.
Planning and meetings
A hypothesis raised in a meeting gets tested inside that meeting.
Business self-service
Teams build the screen they need without filing an analysis request.
Same permissions, different screen
A screen generated in real time does not change the data a user can reach. FloUI follows XGEN's permission model as it is, querying and composing only from data the user is allowed to see.
- Data outside the user's permissions is excluded during composition
- RAG references stay within the document scope the user can access
- Which question queried which data is recorded
- On-premise, the data never leaves your environment
Frequently asked questions
- Does it replace our BI dashboards?
- It complements them more than it replaces them. For recurring reports on the same metrics, a fixed dashboard is still efficient. FloUI takes over the undefined questions — the ones that used to require a request.
- If the screen differs every time, can we trust the result?
- The composition varies, but the queries follow a fixed schema and the user's permissions. A detail table opens the rows behind any aggregate, and RAG summaries show the documents they drew on.
- What does it take to fit our data?
- You connect the schema and term definitions for the data to be queried, plus the document stores to reference. It uses XGEN's existing knowledge and tool configuration, so there is no separate system to run.
- Can we come back to a screen it built?
- Yes. Frequently used questions and their resulting screens can be saved and reopened — a repeated question effectively becomes a new dashboard.
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