Power BI remains the organisation’s business intelligence environment, while q3 extends it with a conversational way to explore the governed data behind your dashboards. Instead of replacing existing reporting, q3 helps users investigate the questions that arise after they see a result. 

Not always, and it is not designed to. If you have reports you check every day in a fixed structure, dashboards are still the right tool for that. q3 is useful when you want to go beyond the predefined view, ask a new question, investigate what is driving a result. 

q3 connects to an organisation’s existing Power BI semantic model, allowing users to work with the business definitions, relationships and data structures that are already established there. 

Yes, q3 keeps the context of the conversation so you can move from a high-level question into progressively deeper analysis, without having to start again each time. 

Depending on what you ask, q3 can give you a quick chart, a detailed written explanation, a breakdown of the data, or a more advanced analysis to help you understand patterns, changes and possible drivers.

Useful tables and charts can be bookmarked in the q3 catalog, where they can be revisited and filtered by dataset, visual type and other relevant attributes. 

q3 works with your existing Power BI semantic model rather than creating a separate version of your data. This means answers are based on the same governed definitions, relationships and measures your organisation already uses in Power BI. 

Yes. q3 allows users to export the data behind their analysis in CSV format and save generated charts into the q3 catalog, making it easy to use findings in further analysis, presentations or other business documents. 

q3 is hosted in a dedicated Microsoft Azure subscription set up for your organisation, so your data remains within a customer-specific Azure environment. 

q3 follows a standard deployment process, with Eunoia handling the Azure setup, access, permissions, connection validation and initial testing, followed by administrator handover and introductory training.