Ask Helix to analyze the data and return the chart you need.
Helix connects to files, databases, warehouses, and APIs. It can write the query, inspect the result, choose the chart, and return outputs you can validate, export, and refine when the request needs more control.
Charts you can use, not placeholders
These are the kinds of outputs Helix can return from the same analytics workflow. Start with the question, add source or export constraints when needed, and keep the result reusable.
Trend
Time series output for reporting, forecasting, and performance questions.
Map
Geographic coverage or footprint analysis when location matters.
Candlestick
Market-style output when the request calls for OHLC data.
Waterfall
Variance and contribution breakdowns with enough height to read the result.
Connect data, guide the run, export the result
Connect the source, describe the question, and tighten the output when you need more control.
Connect live data
Start from CSV, SQL, warehouse tables, or API payloads instead of exporting everything into a separate BI loop.
Add control when needed
Stay conversational, then tighten the request with chart type, data platform, plugin, or export instructions.
Ship the output
Keep the result as a chart you can review, export, embed, or pass into the next stage of the workflow.
Give the agent tighter bounds without leaving plain language.
Helix is built for arbitrary user data, so it stays defensive by default. When you need a more predictable run, specify the source system, plugin, chart family, or export target in the same request.
Go from raw data to analysis you can ship.
Helix connects the data, runs the analysis, and returns outputs you can inspect, export, or share without starting over.