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Webilly AI: your data, asked in plain language

Webilly AI turns a question asked in plain language into a guard-railed query on your database and returns numbers, tables and charts. The queries are constrained — the AI does not improvise its way into your data — and the engine is multi-provider: you can run it on Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini.

In short

  • Plain-language questions, answers from your real data
  • Guard-railed queries: the data perimeter stays under control
  • Answers as numbers, tables and charts
  • Multi-provider: Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini
  • No spreadsheet export needed to answer a question
Webilly AI answering a plain-language question with a table of platform data

The question that isn't worth a report

Every ISP has questions nobody bothers to build a report for, because they are needed once. Those are exactly the ones Webilly AI answers in seconds.

  • How many FWA contracts did I activate in the last three months
  • What is my 90-day-plus overdue balance by area
  • Which customers have more than two open tickets
  • How did mobile-destination voice traffic go last quarter

Constrained, not creative

An assistant writing free-form SQL against a production database is a liability. Webilly AI works inside a defined perimeter, and roles and permissions apply to the AI exactly as they apply to the user.

  • Queries built inside a controlled perimeter
  • Roles and permissions respected by AI answers too
  • Audit log of queries
  • Choice of AI provider to match your policy

Frequently asked questions

What exactly does Webilly's AI do?

It translates a question asked in plain language into a guard-railed query on your database and returns the result as a number, table or chart. It does not replace the platform — it queries it.

Can the AI reach data a user would not see?

No. Roles and permissions apply to AI answers as well, and queries stay inside a defined perimeter.

Which AI model does it use?

Webilly AI is multi-provider: it supports Anthropic, OpenAI and Gemini, so choosing the vendor stays your policy decision.

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