Introduction
Doram is the company second brain. It gives AI the context it needs to answer questions about your company correctly.
AI tools can write SQL, but they still get most company questions wrong. The schema doesn't tell them which customer table is the real one, whether revenue includes setup fees, or why sales dropped in March. Your team knows these things. The database doesn't.
Doram learns them from the systems you already use and keeps them in one place, the company second brain. The AI analyst answers from it, so answers use the same definitions every time and show where each number came from.
How it works
- Connect your data. Doram reads your database with a read-only user. Your data stays where it is.
- Doram builds the second brain. It works out what your tables and columns mean and how they connect, and checks this against the real data. Anything it isn't sure about goes to your team to review.
- Ask questions. Ask in plain English and get numbers, charts or a full dashboard, with the SQL behind every result. If a question is unclear, or the data can't answer it, Doram says so instead of guessing.