AI Data Components inside your report: working what-if apps, interactive tables, maps and more than 100 chart types, each built from your data. You choose the data, the settings and the version to keep; the AI proposes, and you stay in charge.

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Highlights...

The RegiaBI mark: a gold data drum breaking apart at the bottom

The engine underneath

This visual is a front end. The reason it hands you an app, map or chart that fits your data on the first try is RegiaBI.

No D3 to learn, no HTML tricks: describe what you want — or let it propose — and get a working app, map or chart you adjust with plain requests. Sometimes it shows a view, or measures a thing, you had not thought to ask for. And every one is executed and measured before you see it — checked, rather than merely returned.

What RegiaBI does

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RegiaBI Apps, Maps and Charts for Power BI producing one of many AI-chosen chart types

Interactive, Insightful and Configurable: the three pillars of RegiaBI Apps, Maps and Charts. Here's an example of where it chose a chart type, added its own derived measures and annotations, and we've clicked on a legend mark, which in turn filters the data both inside and outside the chart.

In this example, the visual has decided to split into multiple facets, use a color scale (tied to our report palette), give us clickable axis marks, provide tool-tips, and more!

RegiaBI Apps, Maps and Charts for Power BI showing faceting and color scaling

RegiaBI Apps, Maps and Charts for Power BI making an unprompted choice that is insightful and fits the data well

Here's an NBA shot chart: rendered as a heatmap, it becomes fairly obvious which areas of the court are "hot zones". This was the visual's first unprompted choice, in a test run. And it's all interactive, too: if we included a filter for "Team", for example, we'd expect the visual to honor the filtering (and it does so quickly).

More than 100 chart types are supported and tested, beside the working apps, tables and maps. Many are hard or impossible to build with out-of-the-box Power BI, and none of them asks you to learn Vega, D3 or HTML.

Numerous chart types are directly supported, many of which are hard to impossible for out-of-the-box Power BI

You can edit the code-behind for charts starting in v2

Starting in v2, you can edit the code-behind for charts! This opens the door to infinite customization possibilities, for those willing to write Python or JavaScript.

You control how much data is shared between your environment and the LLM, ensuring privacy and compliance. If you have questions about what data would be sent, you can get an accurate look at the payload. We encourage you to use your own LLM keys/endpoints that are sanctioned by your organization; we store them on our server in encrypted form and never share or use them outside of RegiaBI Apps, Maps and Charts.

See the payload that would be sent to our services, on the way to the LLM.