
Connecting Indicate to Claude and other chatbots has been possible since last year. Now there are three big updates:
connecting your chatbot is easier than before
ChatGPT works too
and you can reach Indicate via your chatbot from your phone.
You set up the connection once and then ask about your data right inside the AI chatbot you already use.
You can find Apps inside your Indicate space under "Chat with your data" in the left navigation bar.
Once connected, the AI does the heavy lifting:
It moves through your data in seconds and answers all the questions you have.
It spots anomalies on its own, so you catch problems early.
It pulls from your different data sources and gives you clear action recommendations.
It scales across your properties, so you can ask about one or all of them at once.
Open Claude or ChatGPT on your phone and Indicate is already connected there. Ask a question right in the app and get your numbers and recommendations on the go.
Connecting Indicate to your chatbot is now much simpler than before.
Here is how it works:
Go to "Chat with your data" and click the + Connect App button.
Pick Claude or ChatGPT and give the connection a name.
Decide whether the app connects to all the Indicate spaces you are a member of, or just the one where you create the app connection.
Click Create App. Only admins can do this, as you need to subscribe to an add on.
Indicate creates a Client ID and Client secret for you.
Open Claude or ChatGPT and use those credentials to add Indicate there.
Done. Now you can ask about your Indicate data right inside the chat.

Your Analytics Home screen has been completely redesigned. You now see everything that matters the moment you log in, from a live overview of your data to the items that need you right now.
Four overview cards at the top show your current Pipelines, Dashboards, Data products, and KPI collections.
A "Needs attention" section surfaces failing pipelines right away, so you can act fast.
Recent dashboards and recent pipelines give you one click access to what you worked on last.
Your data products and KPI collections are listed directly on Home.
Your onboarding tutorial lives here too, so you can pick up your setup at any time.
You can find the new layout on your Home screen in the Analytics section.

You no longer need the credentials yourself to connect a data source. Generate a single use connect link and send it to the person who has access, for example a client, a colleague, an external agency, or the vendor themselves. They connect the integration for you in a privacy compliant way, without ever sharing their login with you.
Generate a one time link for any data source, then copy it or have it sent straight to a recipient by email.
Add an optional note if you want to add context or extra information.
Every invitation comes with a friendly intro text automatically, and you can decide whether PII data is enabled or not (depending on the data source).
The "Connect invites" view lists every data source you have shared by link, so you can keep track of what is still pending, resend or revoke an invitation.
You can find "Generate connect link" in the Marketplace under Engineering → Marketplace. Select the data source you would like to connect to get started. Or add a new data source from many places in the app, including the integration page, the dashboard when you add a new widget, and the Widget Builder.

Indicate is now available on mobile. You can review and manage your entire workspace from your phone, not just from your desktop. Almost every action you know from desktop now works while you are away from your computer.
Search your databases directly on mobile.
Review your dashboards and KPIs wherever you are.
Manage and adjust your workspace on the go.
You can access everything by logging into Indicate on your phone with your normal login, the same app you already use.

When someone shares a data product with you or a new team member is invited, you now see it directly on Home in the new "Awaiting you" section. Accept or decline a shared data product in one click, or open "Manage" for team invites.
You can find pending invitations under "Awaiting you" on your Home screen.
The left navigation has been reorganized and is now collapsible. Collapse it for more screen space or expand it when you want the labels, and it adapts to smaller screens.
Your core tools are grouped together: Analytics, Flying KPIs, and Chat with your data.
Engineering and Data Studio now live at the bottom of the sidebar.
Collapse or expand the sidebar at any time, and it stays responsive on smaller screens.
Connecting an AI assistant to your workspace is now guided step by step. Create an agent token, pick your client, and follow the setup to ask questions about your data in plain language, no SQL required.
Choose your client: VS Code, Claude Desktop, or Claude Code.
Select your operating system, macOS or Windows, and get the matching setup steps.
Copy a ready to paste configuration for the Indicate MCP server.
Manage your agent tokens, with status, scope, and activity, all in one place.
You can find Chat with your data in the left navigation.

New to Indicate? A "Get started" checklist now walks you through setting up your workspace step by step and shows your progress as you go.
Connect a data source
Create a project
Invite your team
You can find the checklist at the top of your Analytics Home screen until all steps are done.
We renamed several core concepts so they are easier to understand. The functionality stays the same, only the names changed.
Data Cube is now KPI.
Data Context is now KPI Collection.
Connections is now MyDataSources.
Connectors now live in the Marketplace.

Setting a comparison to a reference line is now much faster. When you compare a metric against a reference line, the Reference Key appears as a dynamic dropdown with automatic suggestions, so you no longer have to copy and paste it by hand. We also unified the wording for the reference field across the Widget Builder, Advanced Metric Settings, and Comparisons.
You can find this in the Widget Builder under Comparisons, when you select compare to a Reference. Of course you need to create a reference line first before it appears in the dropdown.
You can now get help directly inside the product. Browse the docs, and submit feature requests without switching tools. Feature requests are connected to our development workflow, so you get notified automatically once your request is shipped.
You can find this by tapping the small “?” icon in the lower-right corner of the app.
Filters now support a "not equal to" operator. For example, show all bookings except those from a specific channel.
You can find this in your filter options in the widget builder.
Pie charts have a new "Show Labels" option that displays value labels directly on the chart.
You can find this option in your widget settings for pie charts in the widget builder..
Re:Guest Communication Integration now supports MPE accounts.
The Advanced Metric Settings are now easier to navigate. The "Appearance" tab was merged into "Formatting".

Schedule automated dashboard reports and receive them directly in your inbox. Select any dashboard, choose your preferred interval (Daily, Weekly, or Monthly), add your recipients, and optionally include an AI-generated summary of key insights.
You can find Flying KPIs in the left navigation under the rocket icon.
Filters now support a "contains" operator for matching partial values across text fields. For example, find all campaigns with "Newsletter" in their name. You can find the filter option in your widget designer advanced metric settings.
Our Skill Marketplace is now public. Each skill can be used independently and all three are free. The AI skills cover the full lifecycle of a data file:
data-review: inspect a raw export and get a tiered report on how to clean it for your data warehouse.
data-transform: turn that file into clean, warehouse-ready tables via a rerunnable script.
metric-creator: build DSL-compatible metric and dimension definitions on top of clean data.
The metric-creator is especially useful if you want to build your own metrics directly in Cube Studio. The data-review and data-transform skills are the right choice when you import your own data into Indicate and want to clean it up beforehand.
All three skills work with any AI setup, no matter which AI client you use.
You can find the Skill Marketplace and setup instructions here:
https://github.com/insanetic/data-max/tree/main
The calendar has three improvements:
A house icon brings you back to today's date in one click.
New year navigation in the top right lets you jump between years directly.
And a new "All Time" option lets you see your full date range at once.

Four new metrics are now available for Re:Guest Communication users:
Avg. Booking Rate
Avg. Click Rate
Avg. Interaction Rate
Total Reservations