Compare claims
Review different statements across websites, documents and feedback. Open the cited excerpts and see which checks were used.
Check whether sources agree, see what changed between snapshots, or look for unusual groups in your data. Guided analysis helps you choose a method and return to the passages or rows behind the result.
A website promise, an internal policy and order records.
Compare the statements; check numeric fields for unusual values.
Inspect the source excerpts and flagged orders before deciding what changed.
Review different statements across websites, documents and feedback. Open the cited excerpts and see which checks were used.
Compare imported snapshots using a match key. Inspect added, removed and changed records alongside missing or repeated values.
Choose numeric fields from a table snapshot. Clustering groups similar records so you can inspect what they share.
Run outlier checks to locate records that stand apart. Review the original rows before treating a signal as a problem.
See which numeric fields move together. Use the result to form a question to investigate; a relationship does not establish a cause.
Built-in numeric analysis works without creating a model. Configured AI interpretation and a compatible Azure Machine Learning endpoint can extend the workflow.
Link the sources your product question needs. For numeric analysis, select a table snapshot and the fields to examine.
Choose a comparison or pattern method. Review its coverage, method and limitations alongside the result.
Return to the cited passage or row. Save a review, build a report or create a task for the next check.
Azure Machine Learning is an optional connection to an existing compatible endpoint. You do not need an Azure workspace to use the built-in pattern tools.
Explore the sample workspace or bring your own evidence.