The Monday report writes itself.
And the checks run while you sleep.
beetl turns clean data into results that show up on their own: a PDF report on schedule, a check that only asks for a person when something is wrong, apps and dashboards on the same numbers. Where it has to land somewhere else, in Slack, Teams, an inbox or your ERP, our team builds that delivery for you.
Ask for the report once.
It arrives every Monday.
Describe the report and when you need it. The agent finds the data, writes the query behind every figure, lays out the template and puts it on a schedule. Every Monday a new PDF is waiting, and each number traces back to its query.
Checks that only speak up
when something is wrong.
A check is an instruction in plain language on a schedule: what to look for, what the report should include, a starting query if you have one. beetl investigates it against your data every morning, writes up what it found with the evidence, and stays quiet when everything is fine. Scroll through a week.
Set up once
Say what to check and what the report should include, in your own words, and add a starting query if you have one. It only reads, never writes back.
Needs attention
Three customers ordered while their invoices are overdue. Each finding comes with the rows behind it.
Apps built for one job.
Yours in days.
An app is the screen your team opens every day, on the same live data: a pallet plan, a reorder list, a credit check. We're building out the app catalogue, and when the one you need isn't in it, we build it for you in days.
The app catalogue
- Pallet plannerAvailable
- Fulfilment plannerNext
- Reorder listNext
- Customer 360Next
- Your app, like this onebuilt in days
Same numbers, wherever you look.
Dashboards on the validated tables.
Dashboards read the same validated tables as the report, the checks and the apps, so they never disagree. They're built in Superset and shown inside beetl, with its whole chart library: big numbers, trends, stacked bars, heatmaps and tables.
Your own AI, on beetl.
Connected over MCP.
Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot or any MCP client connects to beetl with a key you scope. It reads the same validated tables, and it can build pipelines, reports and checks from a request.
Overdue customers still orderingReply to Claude…
Connect any MCP client
{
"mcpServers": {
"beetl": {
"url": "https://app.beetl.io/mcp",
"headers": { "X-API-Key": "<your scoped key>" }
}
}
}- A key per person. Read or write. A read key only ever sees beetl's read tools.
- Every call is logged. Deploys and new rules still wait for a person to approve them.
- Notebooks too. Python and BI tools read the same tables over read-only SQL (Arrow Flight).
Somewhere else?
Our team builds the last mile.
Some results belong in the tools your people already open. We wire the delivery into them as part of the engagement, reviewed and tested like everything else.
Slack
A message when a check needs attention, with the findings and a link to the evidence.
Microsoft Teams
The same alert in the channel your team already watches.
Email
The Monday PDF in the inbox of everyone who reads it.
Your ERP
Approved records written back through its supported import, staged and reconciled first.
Any API
A destination written with the open-source Connect SDK, the same way as our connectors.
