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Ask Your Data is a chat-style interface in Reports where you type a question in plain language and get an answer drawn from your live JingjaiOps data. No SQL, no report builders — just typing.

Where to find it

Open Reports from the sidebar. The first option is Ask Your Data — a chat-style input at the top of the page.

Typing questions

You can ask questions in either English or Thai. JingjaiOps:
  1. Reads your question.
  2. Translates it into a query against your live data.
  3. Returns the answer as a chart, table, or single number — whatever fits the question.
The answer also includes a brief explanation in plain language so you understand what you’re looking at.

Example questions

Revenue and money

“What was our revenue last month?” Returns: a single number with the date range. Below: a small line chart of monthly revenue for the past 12 months for context.
“Compare revenue this quarter to last quarter.” Returns: a 2-bar chart with the difference and percentage change called out.
“Which customers paid us more than ฿500,000 in 2025?” Returns: a sorted table.

Inventory and utilization

“Which items got rented the most last month?” Returns: a top-20 table sorted by total rental days.
“What’s our utilization on cameras this year?” Returns: a single percentage with a daily utilization line chart.
“Show me items that haven’t been rented in 90 days.” Returns: a table with the asset ID, item name, last rental date, and days since last rental.

Customer health

“Who are my top 10 customers by lifetime spend?” Returns: a sorted table with name, total revenue, and number of jobs.
“Show me customers with a health score below 40.” Returns: a table with the customer name, score, breakdown, and last activity.

Damage and issues

“How much have we deducted from deposits this year?” Returns: a single number. Below: a list of the top 10 deductions with reasons.
“Which items have had damage marked the most?” Returns: a table sorted by damage count.

Forecasting

“How much revenue do I have on the books for next month?” Returns: a number and a list of upcoming jobs that contribute to it.
“Are we overbooked next weekend?” Returns: a calendar view showing which assets are double-booked, if any.

Mixed language

You can ask in mixed Thai and English:
“ลูกค้าคนไหน outstanding มากกว่า 100,000 บาท?”
Claude understands code-switching and pulls the right answer.

What the AI can answer

What the AI does NOT do

  • Doesn’t change data. It’s read-only. It can’t issue invoices, send emails, modify records, or do anything except answer questions.
  • Doesn’t predict prices. It reports on data you have, not what you “should” charge.
  • Doesn’t replace your accountant. For tax filings or financial statements, use the standard reports under Reports → Standard Reports.
  • Doesn’t see your bank balance. JingjaiOps isn’t connected to your bank — only what’s recorded in JingjaiOps.

Saving questions

If you ask a question regularly, save it:
1

Ask the question

Get your answer.
2

Click 'Save as Report'

Below the answer.
3

Name the report

Give it a label like “Monthly Revenue Trend”.
4

Find it under 'Saved Reports'

Top of the Reports page. One click runs it again with the latest data.
Saved reports also support scheduled emails — get the answer in your inbox every Monday morning.

Limitations

  • Data freshness. The AI sees your data as of the last few seconds. Very recent transactions may not be included if they happened in the last 5 seconds.
  • Complex multi-step questions. Questions like “compare A to B and then break down by C” may need to be split into two separate questions.
  • Privacy. The question and the data sample are sent to the Claude API for processing. Read the privacy section in AI Overview for details.
  • Cost data. The AI doesn’t have access to your costs (what you paid for inventory). It only knows revenue and rates.

Tips

  • Be explicit about the time period. “Last month” is clearer than “recently”.
  • Specify currency if you have multi-currency. Otherwise, THB is assumed.
  • Try multiple phrasings if the first answer doesn’t fit. Sometimes “how many” beats “what’s the count of”.
  • Read the explanation. The AI tells you which records it included so you can verify.