ASK BOSCO® AI Analyst - Quick Start Guide

Open Ask BOSCO and go to the Reporting menu (or from any dashboard visualization).

Choose the data source you want to analyze (only those with the BOSCO icon are AI Analyst–enabled).

Enter a natural-language question in the search bar (e.g. “best performing channels last month”) → press Enter or click Send.
The AI Analyst interprets ambiguous terms (e.g. “best”) based on default metrics (e.g. revenue, conversion, ROAS).

The answer is shown in chart or table view (toggleable).
Hover over the search tokens to see how the question was parsed (attributes, measures, filters).

You can click for more detail: column stats, data types, formula logic — this gives full visibility into how the result was derived.
The results are interactive: you can drill down (right-click on a data point) to explore deeper layers (e.g. by device, campaign)

Click “Edit” beneath the answer to open the editor
You’ll see a panel with measures, attributes, filters, and formulas.
- You can modify tokens (e.g. “sort by revenue descending”), add/remove fields, change chart type, or adjust chart configurations (colors, conditional formatting).
After edits, click “Done editing” to apply or “Discard changes” to revert.
You can still ask follow-up questions continuing from your edited view.
Optionally, you can view the underlying SQL query that AI Analyst generated — full transparency into metric derivations.

On any dashboard visualization, hover over it and click the AI Analyst icon to begin a conversation that is contextual to that chart.

ASK BOSCO® will build new answers in that context (e.g. “top 3 channels by revenue”) and show you what transformations or filters it applied.
You can also ask new or more complex questions from that point (e.g. “% change in revenue by channel 2023 vs 2024”).
When an insight is useful, pin it to a dashboard (existing or new) so it becomes a persistent visualization. Use the Pin icon at the bottom of the visualization

Since the conversation maintains context (each question builds on the last), click “Reset” when you want to begin a completely new line of analysis.