Plain language to SQL
Tuned to queue-management tables, not generic. Understands tickets, tokens, counters, service types, no-shows and abandonment.
AI agentReporting for customer-flow operations
We're reimagining reporting.
Nexia plans the query, shows you the SQL, dry-runs it on the database you already run — SQL Server, PostgreSQL and more — and hands back the report. No ticket to the BI team.
Connects to your existing Wavetec queue, counter and footfall data — no new instrumentation.
Works with your database — SQL Server, PostgreSQL, DuckDB and more.
Nothing executes before a dry run — and reporting SQL that starts with DDL is rejected.
-- generated by Nexia · dry-run before executionSELECT b.branch_name, ROUND(AVG(t.wait_seconds) / 60.0, 1) AS avg_wait_min, SUM(CASE WHEN t.wait_seconds > 600 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) * 100.0 / COUNT(*) AS pct_breachedFROM tickets tJOIN branches b ON b.id = t.branch_idWHERE t.served_at >= DATEADD(day, -7, CAST(GETDATE() AS date)) AND b.region = 'South'GROUP BY b.branch_nameORDER BY pct_breached DESC;| Branch | Avg wait | Breached | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saddar | 14.8m | 31.2% | |
| Korangi | 12.1m | 24.6% | |
| Gulshan | 10.4m | 18.0% | |
| Clifton | 7.9m | 6.3% | |
| DHA Phase II | 6.2m | 4.1% |
The agent
It resolves what you named, matches it to your KPIs, dry-runs the SQL, and attaches every step to the answer.
Which South-region branches are over the 10-minute wait SLA this month?
Three of the fourteen South-region branches are above the SLA. Saddar is the largest contributor at 14.8 minutes average and 31.2% of tickets breaching — but it is also the only branch that improved week-on-week.
Pin that as a dashboard for the regional review.
Building South Region — SLA Review with four widgets: the trend, the branch ranking, the breach rate and the abandonment tile.
If “last quarter” or “the new flow” is ambiguous, Nexia comes back with a short clarifying question instead of quietly picking an interpretation.
Resolved entities, matched KPIs, the generated SQL and the dry-run result are all attached to the answer — not hidden behind it.
“Now just the wealth counters” re-runs the same analysis with one more filter, instead of starting the conversation again.
Analysis & dashboards
The reports you rebuild every month become widgets — and each one keeps the query that made it.
Every question takes the same path: resolve, compile, dry-run, execute. No step is skippable and every step is on the record.
Your Wavetec data
What you get
Works with your database
Ask once — Nexia builds the report and runs it on the database you already use, whether that is SQL Server, PostgreSQL, DuckDB, or another warehouse.
The honest comparison
Here is what each one actually costs you, and where Nexia sits.
Option one
Option two
Option three
How it works
The order matters — nothing runs against your database until the query has compiled cleanly.
01 · describe
Type the question the way you’d say it in a meeting. Nexia maps it to your queue tables and asks if anything is ambiguous.
02 · inspect
The generated query is on screen before it runs. Read it, copy it, or hand it to your DBA.
03 · ship
Adjust the filters, pin the result to a dashboard, or export the rows. Nothing was written to your database to get here.
Capabilities
Shipped today, plus what’s next — labelled honestly.
Tuned to queue-management tables, not generic. Understands tickets, tokens, counters, service types, no-shows and abandonment.
Nexia syncs your own tables, columns and KPI definitions into a knowledge base it reasons over. Re-syncing after a schema change is one click, and it is instant.
SQL Server, PostgreSQL, DuckDB and more — Nexia works with the warehouse you already run, so you are not locked to a single vendor.
It asks a clarifying question when your request is ambiguous, then shows every step it took to reach the number.
Every generated query is dry-run against your database before it executes. Failures come back as sentences, not stack traces.
Date, region, branch, counter, service. Adjust and re-run without rewriting the question.
Pin any answer as a widget, then drag, resize and arrange a dashboard for a region or a business line — trends get lines, comparisons get bars, single numbers get a tile.
Start from a library of standard operations reports, or build and save your own for the whole team to reuse.
CSV, Excel and PDF, formatted for circulation rather than for a database client.
Send a saved report to a distribution list every Monday at 08:00, or when an SLA threshold is breached.
Use cases
Which branches missed the 10-minute wait SLA last week, and which counters caused it?
5 branches · 42 ms · dry-run passed
Also asked by this team
Each one is a saved report in the same workspace — no new build, no new ticket.
Security & control
Can it break something, and can it invent a number? Both answers are architectural, not aspirational.
Generated reporting SQL is checked before it runs: a batch beginning CREATE, ALTER, DROP or TRUNCATE is rejected rather than executed.
Each query is first sent to your database under SET NOEXEC ON, which compiles and validates it without executing it. Only a query that survives that pass is allowed to run for real.
The SQL behind any figure is on screen and one click from your clipboard. If a report goes to a regulator or a board, someone can reproduce it without Nexia in the room.
Wavetec cloud, your own VPC, or fully on-premise for institutions that cannot send branch data outside the country. Model calls can be routed to a private endpoint.
Row-level filters are applied before the query runs, not after the results come back. Users cannot ask their way around a permission.
Questions, generated SQL, execution results and exports are logged per user and retained to your policy. Available to your SIEM.
Behind Nexia
The queue hardware in your branches is probably ours. Nexia is that same measurement discipline, pointed at the questions you ask after the fact.
Get started
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