Software and SaaS

Product and revenue answers your data team would sign off on.

Without your definitions, general AI tools have to guess what your tables mean. Supersimple reads them from your governed metrics, code, and docs.

Question
Completed
Found 23 accounts renewing in Q1 2027
2s
Built a forecast worksheet on the Q1 2027 renewals block
3s
From Renewals, Q1 2027
AccountRenewsARRSeats usedOwnerLast support topicForecast
Halden SystemsJan 14€148,00061 → 42dana@SSO setup
LarkspurFeb 2€96,00055 → 38li.wei@Export limits
Lumen HealthFeb 19€212,00078 → 59dana@API rate limits
HalcyonMar 3€64,00070 → 58sam@–
Quarry & CoMar 9€41,50024 → 17li.wei@Billing question
Tidewater Insurance GroupMar 18€133,000102 → 81sam@Permissions
MerrowMar 27€52,00019 → 15–Onboarding
Forecasts are saved with this exploration, not in the warehouse.

Seven of the 23 accounts renewing in Q1 have lost at least 15% of their used seats since the last renewal.

Metrics that survive product changes.

Events get renamed and moved with every release. When one changes, your data team updates the governed metric once in Git, and every answer keeps meaning the same thing.

How the semantic layer works

metrics/activated_trials.yml

metrics:
  activated_trials:
    name: Activated trials
    model_id: trial
    operations:
      - operation: filter
        parameters:
          key: first_report_saved_at
          operator: isnotnull
    aggregation:
      type: count

What your engineers and sales team already know.

It’s in your code, docs, and call notes. Supersimple reads it to pick the right metric, and to answer questions no table can.

onboarding/activation.ts

Since 4.3, workspace_activated fires only after the first teammate invite.

Uses Activation rate, not the event
Northwind Analytics, Oct 2

We need Okta SSO before we can sign.

[1]Cited in the answer
Plans and limits

SCIM provisioning is included in Enterprise only.

[1]Cited in the answer

Fractory replaced Tableau with self-serve exploration.

Fractory’s analytics team has used Supersimple since October 2024. One recurring analysis: find customers whose quotes were processed too slowly, then read their emails and calls to see what was missing.

Read the full interview

“The request changes from ‘can you add this chart?’ to ‘can you enable this analysis?’, which means the work you do is now reusable.”

Mark Senior Analytics Engineer, Fractory
Data in scope
Operations and conversationsOrders, part-level details, and customer activity, next to customer emails and sales-call transcripts.
Model setup
About ten minutesA new domain modeled and validated with LLM-assisted setup.

What would your team ask first?