Start with the product behavior. Keep the boundary beside it.

This documentation is for technical evaluators who need to understand what Spotonix represents, what can be inspected, how the system connects, and which deployment decisions remain environment-specific.

Six concepts used across the product.

The vocabulary distinguishes company meaning, analytical structure, interpretation, and evidence instead of collapsing everything into “the AI answer.”

Context Graph

The explicit company, analytical, and data-model context available during interpretation.

Segment

The population the analysis is about: customers, accounts, stores, products, events, or another selected cohort.

Calculation

A measured quantity or comparison such as revenue, rate, growth, share, change, or benchmark.

Analysis pattern

A reusable analytical shape that combines concepts, calculations, comparisons, and scope for a recurring question.

Intent Algebra

The mechanism that represents selected meaning and material ambiguity as a visible analytical plan.

Answer evidence

The generated logic or SQL when present, sources, concept origins, and supporting artifacts available beside the result.

What this site does not ask you to infer.

An honest technical reference names missing operational detail instead of filling it with generic product language.

API & SDK

No public versioned reference is published here yet.

This site documents product concepts and evaluation boundaries. It does not invent endpoints, request schemas, client libraries, or release versions.

Power BI

Model structure and DAX feed Intent Algebra.

Spotonix ingests Power BI structure and DAX measure semantics into the interpretation path. Calculated objects, operational BI responsibilities, and warehouse execution are mapped during onboarding.

Deployment

Reference architecture is not a universal topology.

Hosting, model credentials, warehouse identity, network routes, retention, and deletion are confirmed for the selected engagement.

Assurance

Certifications are claimed only when held.

Current security specifics and assurance status live on the Security page and the linked Trust Center.

Bring the environment, the workflow, and the reviewer.

01

Choose representative business questions and reviewers.

02

Name the exact context inputs and connector boundaries.

03

Map the model, warehouse, identity, and network paths.

04

Define the interpretation and evidence artifacts reviewers need.

05

Record failure, correction, deletion, and escalation requirements.

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Evaluate the current path and Spotonix against the same rubric.

Turn the documentation into a bounded evaluation.

Use your representative questions, inputs, identities, network constraints, and review requirements to test what the product does in the intended environment.

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