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Identify important movement, unusual concentrations and emerging risks or opportunities.
NaraOps learns the structure of the data your teams already use — from CSV and Excel exports to event histories, related tables and approved document extractions — then finds the trends, drivers, risks and opportunities that deserve management attention.
NaraOps separates the headline from the underlying populations and measures so managers can see where the change is actually coming from.
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NaraOps is built around four questions that apply across operational environments.
Identify important movement, unusual concentrations and emerging risks or opportunities.
Break the change down by the measures, dimensions and relationships actually present in the data.
Translate the evidence into a practical management response and focused action.
Add the next period and see whether the targeted population or measure changed as intended.
NaraOps supports several operational-data shapes and keeps human review at the points where interpretation matters.
Upload one or many CSV or Excel files as current-state operational data, dated event-history records or repeated snapshots. A single current-state file can support safe measure summaries and segmentation; longitudinal trends and lifecycle conclusions are only used when the supplied history supports them.
In supported browsers, remember a desktop folder and check it again while NaraOps is open or regains focus, including complete-history refreshes for recurring CSV and Excel exports.
Explicitly extract PDFs, images, DOCX and text files into proposed records. Review the source beside the extracted fields, see confidence and evidence locations, correct anything needed and approve the values before they can affect analysis.
Inspect inferred fields, exclude what should not be used, change mappings and edit table relationships. Relationship coverage and cardinality are checked before joined evidence is trusted.
Use timeframe and dimension filters, charts, diagnostics and evidence views to move from the headline to the underlying population without silently dropping useful fields.
Generate executive, Operations Review, team, 1:1 and client / stakeholder briefs from the same evidence base, then Print / Save PDF or download evidence and scoped-worklist CSV files.
A retailer may have SKU, Store and NetSales. A salon may have Therapist, TreatmentFamily and Rebooked. A logistics team may have ShipmentID, Depot and AttemptCount. NaraOps keeps useful unfamiliar fields, infers their analytical role and lets you override every interpretation.
The aim is not another dashboard to interpret. It is a faster route from data to management understanding.
NaraOps profiles useful fields instead of requiring one predefined industry schema.
Compare the latest position with prior periods and longer history using dated snapshots or repeated event-history records. When history is not present, current-state analysis can still summarise measures and segments without inventing trend or lifecycle movement.
Bring together related activity, quality, outcome or other structured tables with visible relationship confidence.
Numbers remain traceable while leadership, Operations Review, team, 1:1 and client / stakeholder views reuse the same scoped evidence.
Ask questions using business language and receive answers grounded in locally calculated analytical evidence.
CSV and Excel rows are analysed in the browser. Documents are sent to OpenAI only when you explicitly choose Extract, and approved extracted values join local analysis. Ask NaraOps receives compact verified analytical context rather than the raw workbook rows.
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Raw CSV and Excel rows are processed locally in the browser. A PDF, image or document is sent to OpenAI only when you choose Extract; NaraOps does not intentionally store the original document in its account database, and extracted values cannot affect analysis until you review and approve them. Ask NaraOps receives compact verified analytical context rather than the underlying operational rows.
Current beta limits: Use operational data you are authorised to use. During beta, avoid highly confidential information, special-category personal data, regulated personal data, credentials and secrets. Review the Trust Centre before using sensitive datasets.
NaraOps is designed for structured operational data rather than one industry. The public examples include retail, beauty, recruitment, field service, logistics, customer support, manufacturing, construction, hospitality, professional services and wellness.
NaraOps can work with one or many CSV or Excel files: a single current-state population, dated event-history rows, repeated snapshots and related tables. A single current-state file supports safe measure summaries and segmentation; reliable dates, stable identifiers and comparable history unlock stronger longitudinal, lifecycle and cross-source conclusions.
Yes. You can explicitly extract PDFs, images, DOCX and text files into proposed structured records. NaraOps shows the source beside extracted fields with confidence and evidence locations, and nothing enters analysis until you review and approve it.
In supported browsers you can remember a desktop folder. NaraOps checks connected folders while the site is open or when it regains focus and can refresh the complete history of recurring CSV and Excel files. Browser permission remains under your control.
You can change the inferred mapping, analytical role, inclusion status and table relationships. Confidence and explanations are visible so the interpretation is inspectable rather than hidden.
No. CSV and Excel rows are processed locally in the browser and are not intentionally sent to Ask NaraOps. Ask NaraOps receives compact analytical context generated from the local workspace. Document extraction is separate: a PDF, image or document is sent to OpenAI only when you explicitly choose Extract, and proposed values cannot affect analysis until you review and approve them.
See what NaraOps can find in it.
NaraOps profiles useful fields, infers measures, dimensions, identifiers and dates, and tests how related tables connect. You stay in control: change a mapping, exclude a field or edit a relationship at any time.