Modrik makes your database talk: you ask in Arabic or English, it writes the SQL itself, returns the answer as a table, chart, or map — and turns it, on request, into a dashboard or a print-ready report.
Understands the question in context, writes the query, and corrects itself on errors — in your database's dialect.
Decides when an answer deserves a chart and picks the right type: bars, lines, pies, maps.
Spatial data renders on an interactive map right inside the conversation.
Turn any answer into an official bilingual report, saved with editable parameters into a permanent report library.
The security condition is injected into every query deterministically, based on the user's identity — by an algorithm the model cannot bypass.
One platform serves multiple entities and databases, each user with their own domains and permissions.
Runs entirely inside your network — app, analytics, and databases. Actually operating inside closed government networks in Oman, integrated with government SSO.
Single sign-on, per-service authorization checks, and row-level security so every employee sees their department's data only.
One configuration file describes your tables in business language — the assistant masters your domain in minutes. Any sector: correspondence, HR, finance, services.
Supports multiple language models, distributing tasks between them to balance quality and cost — any model can be swapped without changing the product.
One session is enough to watch your data answer questions on its own.
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