Text2Query performs particularly well in the following scenarios:
1. Rapid business analysis
- typical example: Marketing Director needs to "compare the conversion rates of the A/B registration pages for the last 3 months."
- fig. values (ethical, cultural etc): Direct access to data, bypassing technical teams, reducing decision response time from 2 days to 10 minutes
2. Development assistance
- typical example: Developers are not sure "how to join tables to look up a user's complete order history"
- fig. values (ethical, cultural etc): Get a reference to the standard JOIN statement and learn how to write complex queries.
3. Internal systems integration
- typical example: After the customer service system is integrated, the customer service agent inputs "Find VIP users who have not responded to the work order for 3 days".
- fig. values (ethical, cultural etc): Reduced training costs and fewer error queries 80%
4. Teaching data exploration
- typical example: In a business analytics course, students practiced natural language exercises such as "customer unit price distribution by age group".
- fig. values (ethical, cultural etc): Intuitively understand the mapping of business problems to SQL
It is particularly suitable for teams that require frequent ad-hoc queries but have limited technical resources, as well as for scenarios where data sensitivity prevents the use of cloud services.
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