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Ask

Available in the dashboard

An analyst in the dashboard, in English and Arabic.

Start with a question in your own words. Ask helps you explore the figures already available in your institution’s dashboard, in English or Arabic.

PRISM / ASKA closer look

One dashboard. Two languages.

EN / AR

The answer stays within the evidence on the page. If the data cannot answer a question, that limit matters.

Which categories contributed to the change?Start with the selected period and its prior-year base.SOURCE · PULSE / SELECTED PERIOD

◇ Illustrative preview · not live market data

A question is where it starts.

Possible lines of enquiry. The questions that matter most would be defined with your team.

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Ask a question in plain words and get the figure behind it.

Ask about a change, a share or a comparison without having to locate every figure manually. The analyst draws from the authorised dashboard snapshot.

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Answers come only from your dashboard's figures.

The dashboard defines the evidence available to Ask. It is not an open-ended database query or a general web search, and it should not fill missing data with a guess.

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It never names an event, organiser or venue.

Responses pass disclosure checks before they are shown. The conversation is designed to preserve the same aggregation boundaries as the dashboard itself.

Know what you are looking at.

Answers are limited to the authorised dashboard data and its update time. AI can make mistakes; definitions and the underlying figures remain the reference.

The source

Your dashboard's own figures, nothing else.

How it works

Ask is an analyst built into the dashboard. It reads only the figures on your page, answers in English or Arabic, and every answer passes two checks before you see it, so it never names an event, organiser or venue.

The rhythm / Any time
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An aggregate view. A protected relationship.

The government view protects individual customers and businesses. It does not disclose named events, organisers, venues or artists. Small or concentrated groups are withheld.