What the analyst agent does
- Explains a metric from its sheet.
- Shows which report or table the number comes from.
- Checks the question against the sheet's wording.
- Prepares a note for a manager with links to the sheets.
What goes into the analyst brief
- Metric sheets.
- Descriptions of management reports.
- A glossary.
- A list of data sources.
What an answer looks like
The answer contains the definition, the source, and the formula from the sheet. When there is no sheet, the agent does not invent a formula and says the brief has no definition.
Questions about the business analyst
Does the agent build a period report?
The agent explains how the metric is defined and where it comes from. Calculation in the accounting system stays with the company.
What if teams name the metric differently?
The agent stays with the glossary and the sheet in the brief.
Can it prepare a note for a meeting?
Yes. The note is assembled from metric sheets and report descriptions and cites them.
Where does the formula come from?
Only from the metric sheet the company placed in the brief.