Ask about your data. Get the number,
the why, and what to do next.

There are several ways to import your data into Quiriz:

• Connect a data source — HubSpot, QuickBooks and Search Console, plus Shopify, WooCommerce, Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Stripe, Klaviyo, Harvest, PostHog and Bing Webmaster Tools in beta; read-only, refreshed daily, on paid plans
• Upload your data directly from your spreadsheets
• Connect a folder from Google Drive or OneDrive
• Export from any other system into Google Sheets, then schedule the sync
• Attach a file in a Slack channel and tell Quiriz to import it
• Use your AI tools such as Claude Code or Codex to upload your file exactly the way you want

Both, and it depends on the system:

• Live connector: HubSpot, QuickBooks Online and Search Console connect directly. Shopify, WooCommerce, Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Stripe, Klaviyo, Harvest, PostHog and Bing Webmaster Tools connect directly in beta. Connectors are read-only, refresh once a day and are included in paid plans; Quiriz never changes anything in the source system.
• Scheduled sync: Most other systems can export to a Google Sheet or a Drive / OneDrive folder. Point Quiriz at it once and it refreshes daily, weekly or monthly.
• One-time upload: Excel, CSV, PDF or image files, by upload, email or Slack. Good for a budget, a quota sheet or any file that changes rarely.

You can upload Excel files or text files (CSV, TXT). You can also upload images (jpg, png) or PDF files with data tables — Quiriz will identify importable data tables and let you choose which ones to upload.

Quiriz uses AI to review your Excel data and identify data headers along with the stray fragments that are noise and shouldn't be imported. Unless your data is truly unsalvageable, Quiriz will likely import it accurately and let you ask questions about it.

No. Quiriz does not use your data to train AI models, and our sub-processors are not permitted to use it for their own purposes. To answer a question, Quiriz sends the question and only the data needed to answer it to AI models through OpenRouter, our AI inference sub-processor. Everything runs on infrastructure in the United States.

The full sub-processor list is in the privacy policy: Render (hosting and database), Clerk (sign-in), OpenRouter (AI inference), Nango (connector sign-in tokens), and PostHog (usage analytics — page views and clicks, never dataset contents).

We never permanently store your uploaded file. When you upload, the file is held only temporarily while Quiriz converts it into structured data — then the source file is deleted. Only the converted data, a small data sample, and basic metadata such as the file name are stored securely in our database on enterprise-grade infrastructure in the United States. Your original file is never kept, and it is never placed in any third-party cloud storage.

If your data contains sensitive personal information, we strongly recommend removing it before uploading — or simply choosing not to import those columns during the upload process, where Quiriz lets you exclude any column you don't want stored.

Quiriz uses enterprise-grade infrastructure located in the western region of the United States.

Yes. In the Quiriz add-in for PowerPoint or Google Slides, describe the deck you need — for example, a quarterly sales review for leadership. Quiriz plans the slides, answers each one from your data with a chart or table, and writes the takeaways and recommendations. In Word or Google Docs, insert answers as text, tables or charts as you write. Every number comes from your datasets and follows your metric definitions.

Yes. If you need a report that requires analysis or insights and / or require synthesizing data from multiple files / sources, you can generate a report in Quiriz. Quiriz will guide you to build a reliable and accurate report everytime you need it. You can share and schedule your reports as well.

Yes. Connect HubSpot, Shopify, WooCommerce, QuickBooks, Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Stripe, Klaviyo, Search Console, Harvest, PostHog or Bing Webmaster Tools and each refreshes every day on its own. Connect a Drive or OneDrive folder and Quiriz refreshes those datasets on a schedule, so reports and saved answers always reflect the latest data — no manual re-uploads.

You have many options to automate your data refresh. First, you can easily update data by sending an email to data@quiriz.co with your new file. Briefly describe what the file is and Quiriz will match the file against the datasets you own and update it. Similarly, you can build a data ingestion pipeline using AI tools like Claude Code or Codex to automatically download from your existing business systems and upload or update straight into Quiriz.

Quiriz for Excel, Word, and PowerPoint are live on Microsoft AppSource. Quiriz for Sheets, Slides, and Docs are live on the Google Workspace Marketplace.

No. Quiriz answers only from your actual data. But, the quality and the accuracy of the response will depend on how clear your query is. The more detail you can provide in terms of what you are looking for and specifying the nuances, the better the response. For example, if you are asking about refunds, you need to specify whether you are looking for number of orders that were fully / partially refunded or you're looking for the quantity of items that were refunded. Detail matters!

Quiriz helps your team in a few key ways:

1. It becomes your project data repository, so team members stop wasting time hunting around for the right file.
2. It acts as the master of your data — answering questions and running analysis that your team shares and discusses in one place.
3. It makes repeated questions self-serve, always returning the latest result in the Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace add-ins and in Slack.

Yes. Access is governed at the dataset and project level. Invite teammates, group work into projects, and keep sensitive questions and reports member-only. Everyone sees the right data — and only the right data.

It's a quick two-step setup:

1. Add Quiriz to your Slack workspace (once). In Quiriz, open the user menu and click Install Slack App. Slack will show you exactly what access it needs — approve it, and Quiriz is added to your workspace.
2. Connect a channel to your account. Go to the Slack channel you want, type /quiriz bind, and Quiriz will send you a private link. Open it, sign in to Quiriz, and choose whether the channel can use all of your data or just one specific project. Click bind and you're done.

From then on, anyone in that channel can @mention Quiriz to ask questions or drop in a file to update your data. You can manage or disconnect a channel anytime from Manage Slack App in the user menu, or by typing /quiriz unbind in the channel.

Yes. You install Quiriz to your workspace just once, then connect as many channels as you like — and each channel is set up on its own. Run /quiriz bind in each channel and choose what that channel can see: your full account, or a single project.

That means one channel can be tied to your Sales project, another to Finance, and a third to everything — so each team only asks about the data that's relevant to them. Each channel keeps one active connection at a time; to point a channel at a different project, just unbind and bind it again. You can review every connected channel and its project under Manage Slack App.

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