Dictum AI answers from a register of business definitions your team has agreed — what counts as on-time, an active customer, margin. If a term has no agreed definition, it says so and records the term as requested. It does not guess.
The demo is by invitation and runs on synthetic data only. Sign in with the email address you request access with.
Terms like “on-time delivery” come from a Business Definitions Register that your team owns and signs off. Each answer marks the defined terms it used, with the definition one click away.
Before the number arrives you see how Dictum AI interpreted your question. After it, you see the exact SQL that ran — the same text that was validated, executed and logged.
If a business term has no agreed definition, the answer is a refusal, and the term goes onto a requested-terms list. The gap becomes a definition to agree, not a wrong number.
It connects with a read-only database login. The audit log records each question, its SQL, row count and timing — never the result values.
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