Look beyond
the sales numbers.
Explore revenue changes, compare branches, and find the questions worth following up.
Turn scattered numbers into a meaningful conversation.
Understand your business. Decide what comes next.
Start with what you want to know. Explore how business data can help you find an answer.
Why did sales drop this week?
Sales fell 12.4% compared with last week. The largest decline came from the Bandung branch, particularly in beverages.
An illustrative walkthrough. No connection to your business data.
Explore practical scenarios for the people who keep your business moving.
Explore revenue changes, compare branches, and find the questions worth following up.
Look at inventory alongside sales velocity to bring context to your next restocking decision.
Review aging receivables and explore reminder drafts for your team to check before sending.
The numbers are there.
What you need is
the whole picture.
WhaleFlow puts conversation
between your data and your next decision.
A workflow that starts with the questions that matter to your business.
Start with the data and time period relevant to your question.
Ask what you want to understand in everyday language.
Check the numbers, sources, and context before making a decision.
Turn your findings into a brief or a draft for your team.
AI analysis is most useful when you can examine it and discuss it with your team.
Define the scope of your question and the data it should use.
Compare findings with their sources. Numbers need context to be useful.
Use AI output to inform your judgment and your next decision.
WhaleFlow is an AI product for understanding business data and planning next steps. This page introduces the workflow through sales, inventory, and receivables examples.
No. All names, numbers, charts, and sources in this demo are illustrative. You can explore the scenarios without entering personal or company information.
This on-page demo does not access your systems or data. It uses prepared scenarios to illustrate the conversation and analysis workflow.
The examples focus on distribution and retail businesses, particularly teams working with sales, inventory, and receivables.
In the illustrated WhaleFlow workflow, the user reviews analyses and drafts. Apply your business knowledge to check the results before acting on them.
See how one question can open up a new perspective.
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