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What is Intelligence?

Raveki's consultant grounded in your own data.

Intelligence is Raveki’s always-on consultant — answers natural-language questions about your business, anchored in your own data.

What sets it apart: most AIs respond with generalities based on public knowledge. This one responds from what’s actually happening with you — your traffic, your campaigns, your usual pattern, and the cross-reference of signals across all the integrations you’ve connected.

Privacy

Privacy is a priority. Your personal data and sensitive information never reach the AI — they're filtered before anything is sent. What goes out for analysis is anonymised, and none of your data is used to train the model. Detail in the Privacy Policy.

What it’s for

  • Immediate readings. Instead of navigating between dashboards looking for an answer, ask in natural language and get a reply in seconds.
  • Explanations for what you saw. A drop, a spike, a change — Intelligence cross-references the data and suggests a likely cause.
  • Comparisons between periods. Month to month, before-and-after a launch, any slice you care about — without doing the comparison manually.
  • Signal in the noise. Instead of reading six dashboards, ask what matters and get what’s outside the usual.

What you need to know

Intelligence is powerful, but honest about its limits.

It only answers with the data it sees. Based on the integrations you’ve connected and the history already synced. Without the relevant integration, some questions won’t have a complete answer.

It doesn’t touch your platforms. Diagnoses and suggests — never creates, pauses, or changes anything. Actions remain yours, in the source platform’s interface.

It can be wrong. Like any AI, it might confuse a metric or infer a trend from too little data. For important decisions (changing budget, shifting strategy), confirm the number directly at the source.

When it gains the most value

The more history we have synced, the more useful Intelligence becomes — because it has more context to distinguish what’s normal from what’s a deviation for you. In the first days it answers with what it has; over time, precision grows. Detail in What to expect in the first days.

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2 min read · Last updated 2026-05-14