Quiriz

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Quiriz is an AI data analyst for your spreadsheets. Upload a file — Excel, CSV, TXT, or a PDF with data tables — ask a question in plain English, and get a clear, sourced answer in seconds. No formulas, no pivot tables, no SQL, and no waiting on an analyst. It handles the messy reality of real spreadsheets. Quiriz uses AI to find your true headers and skip the stray fragments that shouldn't be imported, so files that would trip up an ordinary tool still work. Ask anything your data can answer — totals, trends, comparisons, breakdowns, outliers — and Quiriz computes it against your actual rows and highlights the numbers that matter. Quiriz is built for teams, not just individuals. Any answer can become a shareable report — a frozen snapshot everyone reads from, so there's no arguing over whose spreadsheet is right. Group work into projects, discuss saved questions in threaded comments, and control who sees what at the dataset and project level. Connect a Google Drive or OneDrive folder and your data refreshes on a schedule, or update it just by emailing the new file in. Quiriz also meets your team where they already work: ask questions right inside Excel with the =QUIRIZ.ASK add-in, or @mention Quiriz in a Slack channel scoped to a specific project. And it stays honest — Quiriz answers only from your data and tells you plainly when something can't be answered, instead of guessing. Files are processed on enterprise-grade US infrastructure, and your original uploads are never permanently stored. Start free, no credit card. Upgrade when you need more. Key features (G2 has a features/bullets section): Ask questions in plain English — no formulas, SQL, or pivot tables Answers only from your real data — it won't invent numbers Imports messy Excel automatically (AI finds headers, skips junk) Upload Excel, CSV, TXT, or PDF tables; connect Drive/OneDrive folders Shareable reports — frozen snapshots your team reads and discusses Scheduled auto-refresh; update data by email or in Slack =QUIRIZ.ASK() Excel add-in — answers right in the cell Ask in Slack — per-channel, scoped to a project Team-first: shared datasets, projects, threaded discussion, access control US-based enterprise infrastructure; source files never permanently stored

Quiriz for Google Sheets

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Quiriz for Google Sheets puts a =QUIRIZ function in the grid: ask a business question and the answer lands in the cell, calculated from a dataset you imported and can refresh, so the same question gives the same answer next month with the new data. A sidebar handles charts and longer questions. A Google Sheet can itself be a dataset that refreshes daily, weekly or monthly. Connect Shopify, Stripe, HubSpot, QuickBooks, Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta Ads and more, with metric definitions set once in Company Context. Free trial inside the add-on. Part of Quiriz, the AI business analyst.

Quiriz for Word

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Quiriz for Word inserts numbers from your own data into the document: a chart, a table, a single figure inside a sentence, or written notes. Tables are real Word tables, captioned with the question and styled to the document's theme. One click refreshes every figure; you can record the refresh as tracked changes so reviewers see which numbers moved, and lock figures so nobody types over them. Answers come from connected sources such as Shopify, Stripe, HubSpot, QuickBooks and Google Analytics, or from uploaded files, using metric definitions set once in Company Context. Free trial inside the add-in, with no account or card. Part of Quiriz, the AI business analyst.

Quiriz for Google Docs

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Quiriz for Google Docs turns a question into the chart or table it asks for. Type a question where the answer belongs, such as "Sessions and revenue by channel, last 3 months", select it, press Chart or Table, and the answer replaces the words, computed from your data in Quiriz so every figure in the document can be traced. Connect Shopify, Stripe, HubSpot, QuickBooks, Google Analytics and ad platforms, or upload files, with metric definitions set once in Company Context. Free trial inside the add-on. Part of Quiriz, the AI business analyst.

Quiriz for Google Slides

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Quiriz for Google Slides builds the review deck from your data, then refreshes it. Describe the deck and Quiriz shows the plan first, with each slide's title, the question it will ask and the visual it will use, so you can edit or drop slides before anything is built. Each slide is answered with a chart or table in the deck's theme colors, and the deck closes with an executive summary written from what the slides showed. Rebuild or refresh the same deck each month. Data comes from Shopify, Stripe, HubSpot, QuickBooks, Google Analytics, ad platforms or uploaded files. Free trial inside the add-on. Part of Quiriz, the AI business analyst.

Quiriz for PowerPoint

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Quiriz for PowerPoint builds and refreshes data slides in your own template. Place a chart, table, notes or a single figure computed from your data, laid out in your template's layouts and theme colors. Describe a deck and Quiriz plans up to twelve slides, each with a headline and the question it will ask; edit the plan, then build. The Consulting style adds an agenda, an executive summary, recommendations and takeaways written from each slide's own figures. Next month, one click refreshes every number. Data comes from Shopify, Stripe, HubSpot, QuickBooks, Google Analytics, ad platforms or uploaded files. Free trial inside the add-in, with no account or card. Part of Quiriz, the AI business analyst.

Quiriz for Excel

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Quiriz for Excel is an add-in that answers business questions inside the cell. =QUIRIZ.ASK("net revenue by month this year", "table") returns the answer itself: text, a single number, or a table that spills across a range, calculated from your own data connected from Shopify, Stripe, HubSpot, QuickBooks, Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta Ads and more, or from uploaded files. Chart mode draws a native Excel chart beside the table and keeps your own chart formatting when it recalculates. When a question is too loose, the cell returns #NEEDS_DETAIL with the clarifying question instead of a guess. Metric definitions set once in Company Context keep every answer consistent. Free trial inside the add-in, with no account or card. Part of Quiriz, the AI business analyst.