Data Studio already connects my sources and builds dashboards. Why add Teramot?
In Data Studio, modeling (calculated fields and blends) lives inside each data source. Teramot works before that: it brings together data from the ERP, the CRM and spreadsheets, and organizes it with the business logic. Data Studio can stay as the reporting layer, on top of Teramot.
Does Teramot replace Data Studio?
It depends on what you need. Teramot can sit underneath Data Studio, organizing the data, or cover your day-to-day dashboards: you ask your AI and Teramot publishes them, up to date and with role-based access. Many teams use both.
How does Data Studio connect to Teramot?
Data Studio connects to Teramot's organized tables like any other data source, with the access your team defines. Your dashboards keep working the same way, with data that updates itself.
We already built our model in Data Studio. Do we have to redo it?
No. You can start with a new analysis or with the report that takes the most hours, and add the rest gradually. The two-month pilot is there to measure the return before scaling.
Do people who only view dashboards consume AI?
No. Costs are predictable: people who only view dashboards do not consume AI.
What about data security?
AI never connects directly to your databases: it works on a governed copy. There are per-person roles, audit logs and SOC 2 Type II.