Roger is Advise’s built-in AI analyst, working directly with your real business data — inside your reports.
He helps you understand performance, identify risks, and plan ahead. And unlike typical AI tools, Roger can also build and refine your reports as he works, making him a natural partner for every manager.
Roger doesn’t replace your reports.
He understands them, and helps you get more value out of every number.
Most AI tools answer questions in isolation.
Roger works with full context.
He understands:
• your connected data
• your report structure
• your categories and calculations
• your filters, periods, and comparisons
That means every answer is grounded in your actual numbers and reporting logic — not generic assumptions or disconnected queries.
Roger reads your reports the same way an experienced financial analyst would.
Ask Roger to:
• explain why performance changed
• compare periods, budgets, or business units
• highlight unusual movements or red flags
• summarise results in clear, plain language
Instead of digging through tables and dashboards, you get explanations you can act on.
Roger helps answer the questions managers ask every day:
• Why is margin down this month?
• How are we performing against budget?
• Which department is driving cost increases?
• What changed compared to last year?
• Are there early warning signs I should look at?
Roger analyses the underlying data — not just totals — and explains the drivers behind the numbers.
Roger understands time, structure, and scale.
He can:
• compare months, quarters, and years
• analyse budget vs actual performance
• review trends across trailing 12 months
• evaluate performance by outlet, department, project, or any dimension you use
Because he works inside Advise, comparisons always follow your reporting logic.
This is where Roger goes beyond a chatbot.
Roger doesn’t just explain your numbers — he can apply real changes to your reports, the same way an experienced user would.
Roger is available directly inside your reports and dashboards.
There’s no separate tool, no context switching, and no extra setup.
He works where decisions happen.
