Zenlytic

Zenlytic is the trade name of Ex Quanta, Inc., a company operating under Delaware law. It builds an AI analytics platform whose assistant, Zoë, answers business questions with governed numbers, addressing inconsistent metric definitions and improvised AI answers on structured data.

Zenlytic provides a governed context layer: context capture reads existing assets such as LookML and Power BI DAX files, and Zoë adds definitions as people ask questions, with changes written back to a git-based layer after human approval. Deterministic validation decompiles the agent's SQL and flags which fields are human-approved. Answers are available in Claude, ChatGPT, Slack, Teams, the Zenlytic app and embedded views, and live artifacts re-run governed queries with role-based access. It connects to Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, Databricks, Postgres and other sources, in the cloud or a customer VPC. Customers include Verizon, Chanel, J.Crew, Workday, Domino's and Stanley Black & Decker.

• Zoë AI analyst: Answers business questions with governed numbers in chat.
• Context capture: Builds the context layer from LookML, Power BI DAX and other existing assets.
• Deterministic validation: Decompiles agent SQL and marks human-approved fields.
• Proactive Agents: Scheduled analyses with threshold alerts and root-cause findings.
• Live artifacts: Dashboards and reports re-run governed queries as the viewing user.
• Ask anywhere: Access from Claude, ChatGPT, Slack, Teams, the app or embedded views.

A Vietnamese retail chain using Power BI can reuse its DAX definitions so managers ask Zoë about sales in Teams. An e-commerce brand can set threshold alerts on conversion and stock levels. A telecom operator can give regional managers governed answers through Slack or Claude.

Teams get consistent answers because every AI response is grounded in approved definitions and its SQL is validated. Existing LookML and Power BI logic is reused rather than rebuilt, shortening setup. Admins can see which questions fail and where data gaps exist. Zenlytic states SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and HIPAA compliance and is rated 4.7 on Gartner Peer Insights.

As general AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT enter daily work, companies need a governed layer so these tools return correct business numbers. Retail and consumer brands in Southeast Asia that already use Looker or Power BI can extend existing definitions to AI rather than start over.

Zenlytic is a trade name of Ex Quanta, Inc.; its terms of service are governed by Delaware law with arbitration in Wilmington, Delaware. It maintains an open-source metrics_layer project on GitHub and states SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and HIPAA compliance.