01 · Setup
Set up from what you already have
Othor AI reads your reports, connects to your data and drafts your numbers. Nothing counts until you confirm it.

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Upload the reports and decks you already use.
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Connect PostgreSQL, MySQL or Google Sheets, read-only.
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Confirm each number before it goes into a brief.
02 · Morning Brief
One page by 06:00, ranked by money and how soon it bites
A headline that takes a position, the numbers you watch, and the few things that need you.

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Each finding says how sure it is and what it means for the business.
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Different briefs for different readers.
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Every past brief kept as it was sent.
03 · Provenance
How is this calculated? Ask any number
Open any finding to see how it was found and where its numbers come from.
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The test behind it, and how sure it is.
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The definition and source of every number.
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Any night can be run again to the same result.

04 · Sweep
Every pattern, every night, in one place
The brief takes the few that matter. Sweep keeps everything found each night.
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New findings first, each with the question to ask, and of whom.
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Watch a finding, snooze it, or add it to a brief.

05 · Home
Where you keep the definitions true
Each night raises questions and proposes changes. You answer and apply them here.
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Accept or decline each proposed change.
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Answer questions one at a time.

06 · Ontology
Everything Othor AI knows about your business, on one page
The business, its numbers, its names and its known patterns. Every brief reads from it.

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Each number with its definition and source.
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Tell Othor AI in plain words; it drafts the change, you apply it.
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Every version kept.
07 · Sources
Read-only connections you can see into
Each source shows its health, what it reads and what it leaves alone.
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A login that can write is refused.
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Personal columns are never read.

08 · Email and phone
Wherever you read it
The brief arrives by email at 06:00, with its charts. Others read it through a link, without an account. On a phone, it reads as one column.

