Business intelligence, built around your business

The future of work needs
a new kind of BI.
The future of work
needs a new kind of BI.

Build custom dashboards and investigate your data with the AI tools you already use. Overscore’s context system learns how your business works over time, helping your AI use the right definitions and give more accurate answers.

Bring the AI you already use

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor
  • Cortex Code
  • Your AI tool
Overscore’s shared library, with dashboards and analyses organized for the team
Your coding assistant

Your pricing workbench is ready, using your sales data and margin definitions.

Pricing workbench Interactive example · Aster Supply

Looks good. Publish it.

Dashboard published.

Open dashboard

Build with your AI. Share the result through Overscore.

Hands-on analysis

Go deep with Claude Code,
Codex, or Cursor.

Build the dashboard you have in mind. Investigate the numbers with your AI. Publish it in your branding, on desktop and phone.

Illustrative workflow · example data
Local React preview / pricingDraft · ready to review
ASTER SUPPLYPricing workbench / Q3

A little more price.
How much more margin?

Scenario assumption: units sold decrease 0.5% for each 1% price increase.

Modeled gross margin34.6%+2.6 pts vs current
Example current and modeled quarterly results
Quarterly resultCurrentScenario
Net revenue$1,480,000$1,508,416
Landed product cost$1,006,400$986,272
Gross profit$473,600$522,144
Uses Aster’s definition: revenue after refunds; landed product cost included; shipping reported separately.
Custom React · example data
Draft
Download a sample sales CSV

“How is this calculated?”

Trace the SQL, check an assumption, or compare definitions. Keep refining with your AI, then publish the result for your team.

See how to get started

Connects to the tools behind your business.

  • BigQuery
  • Snowflake
  • Postgres
  • dbt
  • GitHub

Business context, built in

Your AI should know how your business works.

How you make money. What counts as revenue. Why last quarter was unusual. Overscore’s business interview helps capture that knowledge for you to review and keep alongside your data.

Bring relevant business notes and metric definitions into your next analysis. Spend less time explaining the business from scratch, and give your team shared definitions to build on.

Aster / Business context
How the business works

Wholesale supplies for regional retailers. Repeat orders drive most of our revenue.

Source: business interview · Reviewed by Maya

What gross margin includes

Revenue after refunds, less landed product cost. Shipping is reported separately.

Source: finance team · Reviewed by Maya

What changed in July

A second warehouse opened. Compare fulfillment costs before and after the move.

Source: operations note

Illustrative business knowledge · Sources and definitions stay with the work.

Ready for the rest of your team

Your numbers. On your phone.

Build something useful, then put it where your team can use it. Publish a dashboard in your branding and open it on desktop or phone.

Schedule refreshes and reports so the work stays useful after the coding session ends. Your teammates can follow the numbers without opening a terminal.

You build with your AI.
Your team gets a dashboard they can use.

Claude CodeCoding session · 9:04

The trial conversion dashboard is ready. It uses your seven-day definition and excludes staff and test accounts.

Publish it for the team and prepare a daily report.

Dashboard published. The daily report is ready for you to review and schedule in Overscore.

Your team can open the dashboard on desktop or phone.

Report from Overscore9:00 AM

Your daily dashboard report

To Kyle · Scheduled in Overscore

Activation is 46% for the current setup and 53% for the shorter setup. Seven-day conversion is still waiting for complete cohorts.

Open the tracking dashboard

Trial conversion dashboard · Example data

Illustrative experiment dashboard preview
GroupTrialsActivated
Current setup20046%
Shorter setup20453%

Seven-day conversion: waiting for complete cohorts

From alert to an answer

An error doesn’t have to become your next task.

When a refresh fails, Overscore alerts you. Bring the error to your coding assistant, inspect the proposed fix, and publish when you’re satisfied.

Less troubleshooting on your to-do list.
More time for the questions that matter.

Email from Overscore9:00 AM

Your sales dashboard failed to refresh.

To Kyle · Refresh notifications

Sales overview · Refresh failed at 9:00 AM

Claude CodeCoding session · 9:04

I traced the refresh error to a renamed source column.

The source column changed from revenue to net_revenue. I checked the data, and the calculation is still the same.

I’ve prepared a fix to use the new column. Review it below, or say “go ahead” and I’ll apply it.

I’ve reviewed it. Go ahead.

Fixed. The refresh succeeded, and the dashboard checks passed.

Acme / Shared work
Growth overview

Dashboard · Updated by Maya

What happens if we hire in November?

Forecast · Updated by Kyle

Why new accounts stop during setup

Investigation · Saved by Kyle

How we measure activation

Shared definition · Reviewed by Kyle

Original operating forecast

Reference · Google Sheets

One shared project. Your whole team.

The next person shouldn’t have to start over.

Keep your team’s dashboards, analyses, business knowledge, and source material in the same project. The next person—or their AI—can build on what’s already there.

You choose what each connection can access and change. Review a proposal, make an edit, or hand it to a teammate.

Your dashboards, forecasts, saved versions, and the context behind your calculations are ready to use again.

A few things you might be wondering.

Can I use the AI tools I already have?

Yes. Build with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or another coding assistant. Overscore connects that work to your data and business context, and gives your team a shared place to use the dashboards and analyses you create.

What does business context include?

How your company works, what your metrics mean, and the decisions or events that help explain your data. Overscore’s business interview helps capture that knowledge for you to review. Shared notes retain their sources and history, and relevant context can be brought into later analysis.

Does every analysis need a data warehouse?

No. A forecast can start with assumptions. An investigation can start with a file. Keep that work in Overscore and connect it to live business data when you need it.

Does everyone need an AI account?

No. One person can build with their own AI account. Other teammates can view dashboards and receive reports and alerts without an AI subscription of their own.

How do I stay in control of changes?

Choose what the connection is allowed to do. When a change needs approval, you review it before it’s published. You can look back at saved versions or turn off access at any time.

Business intelligence for the next chapter

Your data. Your tools.
Your whole team.

Build the analytics your business needs. Make them part of your team’s day.