Todata Analytics Introduces Tod AI for Instant Business Insights

September 25, 2025
Todata Analytics has launched Tod AI, an intelligent assistant that provides instant answers to complex business questions using connected data, announced in a press release.

Todata Analytics has launched Tod AI, an intelligent assistant designed to provide instant answers to complex business questions using a company's connected data, announced in a press release. Tod AI functions like a senior business analyst, available 24/7, allowing users to ask detailed questions and receive quick, sourced answers with supporting visualizations.

Integrated into Todata's analytics ecosystem, Tod AI is trained on industry-specific data, enabling it to identify patterns and trends without the need for manual queries. This tool is already being used internally to streamline client onboarding by auditing data sources and flagging discrepancies.

Tod AI operates within Todata's secure SOC 2- and HIPAA-compliant framework and will be available to existing clients in Q4 2025, with new client onboarding available immediately.

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