Chartizer documentation
Answer questions in minutes, not days. A performace centered collaborative BI and AI analytics tool.
Chartizer is a data team. Share data sources with your team and AI’s, chart, investigate and find answers you need to make informed decisions.
Quickstart
Get to know chartizer and how can it work for you.
Core concepts
Sources, datasets, teams, projects, AI - and how they relate.
FAQ
Short answers to the questions that come up most.
AI investigations
Ask a question and get a finding — with charts and the evidence behind it.
What you can connect
Chartizer ships with first-class connectors for the sources teams reach for most.
| Source | Type | Runtime | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| PostgreSQL | Database | Cloud or local agent | Available |
| Neo4j | Graph database | Cloud or local agent | Available |
| CSV / Excel | File | Cloud | Available |
| MySQL | Database | Cloud or local agent | Coming soon |
| Elasticsearch | Search index | Cloud or local agent | Coming soon |
| JSON / XML | File | Cloud | Coming soon |
Not seeing your source?
Get in touch: support@chartizer.com We will help as best as we can!
How a team fits together
Create a Team
A Team is your Chartizer environment, which has members and roles, global data sources, permissions, AI models, embeddable dashboards and global payments. This is where you start.
Connect a source
A source holds the credentials and runtime for one system - a database, a search index, a graph, a file feed. Sources are created once and reused everywhere.
Investigate with AI
Ask a question in plain language. Chartizer plans an approach, proposes each query for your approval, and returns a finding with the charts and the evidence behind it.
Build in a project
Projects group the charts, files, and dashboards built on those datasets. Investigate with AI, find hidden correlations. Access is granted per project, so the catalogue stays governed.