# The intelligence layer: answers, reports and drafts from your own record

The intelligence layer: answers · DataBridge by Walnut

<https://walnut.sg/product/intelligence/>

Answers in plain English, reports from current records and drafted work for a person to approve, each figure read from a file opening to its source.

The intelligence layer is the work your teams do on top of the record. Each figure read from a file opens to its source, and nothing it drafts goes out until a person approves.

It starts with a demo on a sample of your own documents and data.

## [An analyst built into your data](https://walnut.sg/product/intelligence/#analyst-head)

Consulting firms send in an analyst to learn your operations and report back. DataBridge builds that analyst into the Company Brain, working every day, on demand and from your own data.

Runs on your own machines. Nothing leaves your control.

## [Questions in plain English](https://walnut.sg/product/intelligence/#ask-head)

Each answer names where every figure came from.

## [Reports that build themselves](https://walnut.sg/product/intelligence/#reports-head)

Weekly reports, client packs and handover notes are put together from the record as it stands that day, and each number cites its source.

## [Drafts for routine work](https://walnut.sg/product/intelligence/#drafts-head)

Describe a routine task in one sentence, such as a team email, a client follow-up or a status update. DataBridge drafts it from the record, and a person approves it before it is sent.

## [Behind a decision, each figure read from a file opens to it](https://walnut.sg/product/intelligence/#decisions-head)

When a figure read from a file supports a decision, the reader can open the document, sheet or email it came from.

## [Workflow analysis](https://walnut.sg/product/intelligence/#workflow-head)

Workflow analysis shows where work waits, repeats or depends on one person.

## [When the record cannot support an answer](https://walnut.sg/product/intelligence/#refuse-head)

Where the record cannot support an answer, it says so and names what is missing, instead of inventing one.

It starts with a demo on a sample of your own documents and data.