Your Looker workspace has more dashboards than anyone has time to open. Command watches every metric, explains what actually moved, and drafts the update before the weekly meeting starts.
Command found these insights in a single executive inbox within one hour
14 dashboards contain a metric that shifted outside its control band this week. Only 2 were mentioned in leadership.
112 of your 307 dashboards were not viewed this quarter. Four of them contain metrics that ought to be in the boardroom.
28 ad-hoc Slack questions this month match a Look that already exists. Your team rebuilt the queries instead of finding them.
Every Monday someone on your team opens Looker, clicks through five dashboards, takes screenshots, and pastes them into a deck. By Wednesday the metrics have moved and the screenshots are already wrong.
Analysts build dashboards, business users never find them, and the same question gets asked in Slack six times a week. Your BI investment shows up in the invoice but not in the decisions.
Every week spent rebuilding the same Look is a week you are not answering the question the number actually surfaces.
Command monitors every dashboard, Look, and explore you care about. It watches metrics against their control bands, surfaces the ones that moved, and runs the supporting queries to explain why.
Shadow Notes sit against every tile, explaining movement in plain English. Digital twin writes summaries in your voice. Drafts land in a queue ready for Slack, email, or the weekly deck.
Within 48 hours, Command maps your dashboards to the people who should care, surfaces the dormant ones worth reviving, and turns your Looker instance into an answer engine instead of a library.
Watches every dashboard and Look you own. Flags metrics that moved, surfaces dormant content, maps explores to the people who need them.
Drafts weekly updates, pipeline summaries, and board snapshots in your voice. Answers ad-hoc questions with the right Look instead of a rebuild.
Command monitors your dashboards against their control bands and flags real movement the same hour.
Shadow Notes against each tile answer the why, running supporting queries so your team sees context not just a number.
Every Monday morning, the metrics your team needs are already summarised in your voice, ready for Slack or email.
Ask any question in plain English and Command points to the existing Look that answers it, killing duplicate work.
Your row-level data remains in your Looker instance and your underlying warehouse. Command analyses results via the Looker API in your workspace. No row-level data is copied to external servers. Your data stays yours.
Yes. Command extracts your analytics team's voice and cadence from your existing Slack posts, digests, and exec updates. It builds a digital twin that writes the way you already do.
One click. You authorise Command via OAuth or a service account, and it begins cataloguing dashboards immediately. You will see your first actionable insights within 48 hours.
No. Schedules are still useful for fixed reports. Command adds the ability to draft narrative summaries, answer ad-hoc questions, and spot anomalies that do not match any pre-existing alert rule.
Command works with Looker (the enterprise product). Looker Studio support is on the roadmap. Talk to the team if that is critical for your use case.
Yes. Command uses standard OAuth or a service account. You can revoke access anytime in your Looker admin settings. Command stops working immediately.
No. Command reads dashboards, Looks, and explores. It does not modify them. All edits still happen inside Looker under your existing governance.
Your workspace has 307 dashboards and 14 of them contain a metric that moved this week. Command finds them, explains the shift, and drafts the update before Monday.
One-click OAuth. Live within 48 hours. No IT team required.