Where can Quiriz answer questions for my team?

Quiriz provides answers in Slack, Excel, and Google Sheets, using either the add-ins or a Slack teammate workflow.

How does Quiriz know what “active customer” or the correct revenue figure means?

Users set a Company Context once with the metric definitions and business rules, and Quiriz applies those definitions to subsequent questions.

Does Quiriz write back to my spreadsheets or files?

No—Quiriz reads your files and data; it does not write to your Excel/Sheets workbooks.

What happens if my question doesn’t match the data?

Quiriz checks results against the values present in your data and returns an explicit mismatch when a filter or definition cannot tie out.

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Quiriz

Quiriz answers questions about your business data inside Excel, Google Sheets and Slack. Type =QUIRIZ.ASK("win rate by rep this quarter") and get a number in a cell — pulled from your CRM and finance exports, checked against definitions you set, and flagged when it cannot tie out.

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Product Overview

Quiriz is an AI data analyst that answers business-data questions inside Excel, Google Sheets, and Slack. Instead of rebuilding reports or waiting for someone to run an export, teams can ask in plain English and get a value directly in the place they already work.

Quiriz uses the user’s own business rules and metric definitions via a “Company Context,” then reads the connected exports (including CRM, e-commerce, paid media, accounting/CSV/workbooks). It returns results for recurring metrics like win rate, margin, pipeline, and ROAS, and flags when a question can’t tie out to the data.

Key features

Ask in plain English with a spreadsheet function (e.g., =QUIRIZ.ASK("win rate by rep, closed deals this quarter")).
Receive answers in the workflow you use: Excel add-in, Google Sheets add-in, or Slack teammate responses.
Apply a Company Context you set once (definitions like what counts as “active customer,” the revenue figure to use, and fiscal year rules).
Import data from CRM, e-commerce, ads/paid media, accounting exports, and plain CSVs/workbooks, and keep it up-to-date automatically.
Answer checks for ties-out against values present in your data, returning explicit mismatches when filters don’t match the dataset.

How Quiriz works

1
Connect or import your data
Upload or connect your CRM, e-commerce, paid media, accounting exports, and CSV/workbooks so Quiriz can read the values you use.
2
Set company metric definitions once
Define your Company Context so common terms and metrics (like revenue figures and fiscal year rules) are applied consistently to every question.
3
Ask in Excel, Sheets, or Slack
Use the Excel/Sheets function or ask in Slack, and Quiriz returns a value in-cell (or a report in Slack) while flagging mismatches.

Use cases

A finance or ops team member needs the monthly number for a recurring KPI (e.g., margin by product category) and wants it to recalculate in the same Excel/Sheets model without manual export steps.
An agency or paid media analyst asks in Slack for performance metrics by platform (e.g., ROAS, CPA, CPC) using the same definitions and metric rules across messages and reports.
A CRM owner repeatedly pulls pipeline and bookings questions (e.g., win rate, pipeline, bookings) and wants answers that reflect their “real” metric definitions and surface mismatches when data doesn’t support the filter.

Who is it for?

Quiriz is built for small teams working in spreadsheets and CRM exports—ops, finance, agencies, and e-commerce teams that need the same set of business numbers reliably each month. It’s especially useful when the slow part is rebuilding pulls and keeping definitions consistent.

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