Nekt copies the data from each tool into one place and keeps it up to date, with no spreadsheet in between.
Sources → Add sourceThe Lakehouse stores the tables and files from every source in one place, in the same format. The Catalog shows what exists and what each thing means.
SQL queries and Python notebooks turn raw data into tables ready for the team and for AI. You write them, or ask AI to write them.
Value first, optimization laterquery → sales_by_channelThe semantic layer explains the business to AI: what each metric means, which rules apply and where each piece of data lives.
Start with the "About the company" documentMCP is the plug that connects ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Cursor to the workspace. AI reads the context, finds the right table and answers.
MCP button → pick your AIThe Data API serves any table through an HTTP request. Same input, same output, with low latency.
Usage panel inside your productDestinations send Nekt tables back to CRM, ads, spreadsheets and messaging. It is the reverse path, from the Lakehouse to operations.
At-risk accounts become CS tasksaccounts_at_riskDashboards the team checks every week, data apps for day-to-day work and reports that arrive on their own. All reading the same tables.
One table, many usesMonthly target, pace per business day and every opportunity with owner and stage. Updates on its own.
Triggers start each step on schedule or when the previous one finishes. Every run leaves a log and an AI-written summary.
Settings → AlertsPermissions by layer and by table apply to the team and to agents. What a person cannot see, their AI cannot see either.
Granular permissions: Growth and CustomOpen it on a computer to explore the architecture at your own pace. You can still view it here if you prefer.