Features
Everything Datwise does, by the job it does for you.
Six groups, one principle: connect messy business data, understand it, trust the metrics, ask a question, get an answer, act.
01
Explore
Move from a KPI to the rows behind it without asking anyone for another report.
Rows behind Riyadh
#482112,400
#48229,860
#48237,215
Drill-down
Click any bar, slice or map region and a drawer shows the underlying rows.
Global filters and click-to-filter
Date range, category and number-range filters apply everywhere; clicking a chart filters the rest.
Compare mode
Period against period, segment against segment, side by side.
Time scrubber
Drag through date buckets and every chart animates to that moment.
Spotlight
Fullscreen one chart with an automatic breakdown by its top dimensions.
Pivot table
Drag dimensions into rows and columns; totals recalculate on the fly.
Maps
Country and city columns are detected automatically; choropleths and bubble maps without geocoding.
Data prep on upload
Rename or hide columns, add calculated columns, override types, flag duplicates and missing values.
Plain-English formulas
“Revenue per order” becomes a calculated metric, with AI and local heuristics.
Better-chart nudges
When a chart type hides the story, Datwise suggests a better one you can apply in one click.
02
Explain
Every number carries its reason, and the reason is tied to real fields.
Discounting on the Jeddah channel explains 1.7 of the 2.1 points.
AI insight per chart
A short explanation of the movement, grounded in the data behind the chart.
Ask a question
Type a question and get a new chart plus an answer that shows the fields and filters it used.
AI operator
“Remove that chart”, “add gross margin”, “make this board-ready” — instructions that change the dashboard.
Metric Brain
Company definitions of revenue, margin, active customer and more, stored once and reused everywhere.
Data Health
Missing values, duplicates, invalid dates, outliers, stale feeds and anomalies, with one-click fixes and a score.
Forecasting with confidence bands
Future values with ranges and drivers, not a single unexplained line.
What-if sliders
Parameters in formulas become sliders; every dependent chart moves with them.
Template recommendation
Datwise reads the dataset and ranks the templates that fit, with a match score.
03
Present
Ready for the office screen, the board room and the feed.
Presentation and TV mode
Fullscreen, auto-rotating pages with no chrome.
Story mode
Rows become slides with captions; export to PowerPoint or import the PPTX into Google Slides.
Board Mode
Six KPIs maximum, three movements, a forecast and a decision log.
Dashboard styles
Font pairing, card style (flat, outlined, glass) and density, per dashboard.
Per-dashboard theme
Light, dark or a specific dark style, independent of the app.
Palette from your logo
Brand colours extracted from a logo or a website, checked for contrast and colour-blind separation.
Numbers that count up
KPIs animate into place on load, and hold still under reduced-motion settings.
SnapShot cards
KPI, milestone, chart and executive cards in 1:1, 4:5, 16:9 and 9:16.
05
Trust
A dashboard is only useful when people believe it.
Data health
Health score
One number that says whether the data behind the dashboard can be trusted, with the issues listed.
Schema drift detection
New, renamed or retyped columns are detected and mappings repaired instead of breaking silently.
Version history
Every meaningful change is kept; restore any previous version.
Approvals
Draft → review → approved → published, so a dashboard becomes official on purpose.
Audit log
Views, changes, shares, exports and administrative actions, recorded.
Explained answers
AI answers show the fields, definition, filters and calculation they used.
Security basics
Encrypted database credentials, email verification, session management and per-workspace isolation.
06
Team
Analysis is a conversation. Keep it inside the dashboard.
Team workspaces
Organise dashboards, sources and metrics by team or client.
Comments and @mentions
Discuss a KPI or a chart in context; mentions notify by email.
Roles and permissions
Owner, admin, editor, analyst and viewer.
Multi-brand
Several brands or clients under one account, each with its own palette and logo.
Watermark removal
Business customers replace the getdatwise.com mark on SnapShots with their own.
Onboarding spotlights
Short, contextual walkthroughs while you build the first dashboard — not a long tour.
Command menu
Everything is reachable from the keyboard with ⌘K.