SQOR

Pricing is tied to the number of questions your organization asks, not to the number of people who need answers. Seats are unlimited on every plan, which changes who gets access. A regional manager can ask without adding a license, and a finance analyst can pull a figure without filing a ticket. The three tiers start at 135,000 queries per year for roughly 25 users and scale to 540,000 queries per year, extending to 2.7 million on enterprise agreements.

SQOR's KPI spawner reads your data estate and builds the metrics your data actually supports, named from your own columns and anchored to your own ledger. There's no fixed catalog to fit into. A company with unusual revenue recognition or its own operating vocabulary is treated as normal, because nothing was precomputed against someone else's template. If your team already has calculation logic that works, the platform preserves and attributes it instead of replacing it.

The design splits two jobs that most AI analytics tools blur. Machine learning computes every figure and reconciles it to your source. A language model only puts that result into plain words, and it never holds the number, so it can't invent one. That's the structural answer to hallucination, and the same split rules out drift: the same question returns the same figure tomorrow, because the governed answer is computed, reconciled, and stored.

Twelve kinds of analysis run against every metric the platform generates, including causal analysis that ranks the drivers behind a move, impact and sensitivity analysis, trend and period analysis, and predictive modeling across 7, 30, and 90-day horizons. Each answer closes with a recommendation scored against the causal analysis behind it. For a CFO looking at a margin drop, the useful part isn't the chart. It's knowing which driver moved and what to do about it.

Hundreds of agents work on data that has already been computed, explaining movement, forecasting, generating and scoring recommended actions, and watching for anything that needs attention. It's the difference between a tool you query and a system that tells you when something changed. Nothing an agent produces can alter a figure, which keeps the audit trail intact.

Every connection is read-only by design, not by setting, so the platform can't modify your systems or write to your books. Each figure traces to its source record, its calculation, and its logic, with the date it was computed. When a number can't be reconciled, SQOR withholds it and says so rather than serving something plausible. For auditors and security teams, that combination is the part that matters.