Every business asks the same questions week after week:
How margin is moving?
Which customers are at risk?
Where stock is piling up?
Astrato saves each one with the logic that answers it, so your team, Astrato's AI and tools like Claude all get the same up-to-date number, without anyone rebuilding the report.


When Astrato's AI builds an app for you, it saves the questions behind it, like how margin is measured and which segments are compared, for the rest of the team. The work doesn't vanish when the app is finished, so the next person with the same question starts from an answer, not a blank page. Your data team can see exactly what was added, and by whom.


Someone asks Astrato's AI a question and gets an answer worth keeping. One click turns it into a saved question the whole team can open next week, with the same logic and next week's numbers. No ticket to the data team, no screenshot pasted into Slack.
A Business Question saves how a question is answered, not the numbers. Every time it's opened, it runs live on your data, so the weekly margin review or the monthly stock check is always current. Nobody rebuilds the report, and nobody argues about which version is right. Your data team can also set up the questions that matter most themselves.

Connect Claude, ChatGPT or the other AI tools your teams already use, and they answer from the same saved questions as Astrato, with each person's own access rights. Ask in Claude, check it in Astrato: one definition, so one number.


Every saved question keeps its full history, so when a figure changes you can tell whether the business changed or the definition did. Save a question and Astrato suggests the next ones worth asking, ready to run straight away.



A question your business asks regularly, saved with the logic that answers it: which numbers, how they're broken down and compared, and how to show them. Anyone with access can open it again and get the live answer.
Nash, the AI assistant inside Astrato, saves the questions it works out while building as Business Questions, so the analysis stays available after the app is finished. Every addition shows in the change history.
Yes. A Business Question saves the definition, not the result. Each time it runs, it queries your warehouse live, under the access rules of the person asking.
Yes. Once they're connected to Astrato through MCP, the open standard for plugging AI tools into other software, they can find and run your saved questions, using the same definitions as Astrato.
No. Every change is kept in history, including questions added by Astrato's AI or a connected tool, so you can see what changed, who changed it, and go back to an earlier version.
A saved chart keeps one picture. A Business Question keeps the thinking behind it: which numbers, which breakdown, which comparison. Because it sits with your business definitions, your team, Astrato's AI and connected tools can all reuse it.