QueryX - The Revolution in structured Data Search

What is QueryX?

QueryX is a professional tool designed to support operational and business decision-makers by delivering insights from structured databases through simple conversational interactions. This platform leverages AI to translate natural language queries into SQL, making complex data accessible to all users, regardless of their technical expertise.

QueryX optimizes power consumption and significantly improves accuracy compared to standard Large Language Models. It offers features such as a chat interface for executing queries, a configuration tool for setup, and API integration for connecting to legacy and BI visualization tools.

Features

Natural Language to SQL: Translates conversational language into SQL queries.
Voice-Powered Interaction: Allows users to dictate queries in various languages.
No-Code Framework: Provides a user-friendly interface that requires no coding knowledge.
API Integration: Offers APIs and open-source sample code for integration with existing software and BI tools.
SQL Copilot: Aids data analysts and SQL developers in generating SQL queries.
Optimized Power Consumption: Manages historical context and uses auto-resolution engines to reduce energy usage.
Human Feedback Reinforcement: Improves accuracy through user feedback and an automatic error corrector.

Use Cases

Doctors accessing patient data for diagnosis without needing IT support.
Analysts generating SQL queries quickly without manual coding.
Customer Experience Managers providing customers with intuitive access to product information.
Businesses integrating structured data insights into their decision-making processes.

FAQs

Are my data kept confidential?

The QueryX server does not retain any database content. When you use QueryX to generate a SQL query, the database content is never seen by the QueryX backend. When you use the “Connect my database” option, QueryX simply invokes the SQL query at the location of your database and displays the result on QueryX Chat. This result is never stored.
How does QueryX resolve SQL query generation?

QueryX first uses the information you provide about the database structure (tables, columns, joins) and the descriptions you give for each field if they are not explicit from a natural language standpoint or when you want to handle synonyms or acronyms. Specific business rules can be specified, typically when you want to handle specific mathematical operations between different values in the database (e.g., turnover corresponds to volume multiplied by unit price) or define specific conditions (e.g., a bad cholesterol level means T-CHO higher than 6.7). Field descriptions and business rules can be defined using the QueryX Chat config sub-menu.
How can i generate the structure of my database?

When you use QueryX Chat or the APIs, you have to provide a json file describing the structure of your database. This json file can be automatically generated when you use the “DB structure extraction bash script” that you can download from QueryX Chat.
Are the answers fully accurate?

QueryX Chat will do its best to match a question in natural language to the corresponding SQL query. Although this product surpasses the performance of its competitors, especially the generative AI engines for chat or coding, the performance depends on the nature of the question and the quality of the configuration. QueryX will notify you if a question is out of context and needs to be asked differently, and it will also alert you when it is not absolutely sure that the generated query is valid. You can then rephrase your question for better accuracy. If a generated query is unsatisfactory, you can mark it as invalid using the thumbs-down icon. QueryX will use this information to improve. Conversely, don’t hesitate to reward QueryX with a thumbs-up when you are satisfied, as this will help QueryX improve over time.
Which language should I use?

You can write or dictate your questions in your natural language. Most common languages are supported, including English, French, German, Polish, Portuguese, and many more.