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Data Analytics

Generate browser-based Python notebooks for audit data analytics — population testing, sampling, exception classification, and Excel reporting with full audit trail.

Click to launch Data Analytics Notebook

How It Works

Data Analytics generates interactive Python notebooks that run entirely in the browser. Describe your audit test—control objective, data sources, population logic, and exception criteria—and the AI produces a notebook config (JSON) that you import into the browser-based template. Drop your CSV files, click Run All, and download formatted Excel results with a full audit trail.

Privacy by design: The notebook runs entirely in your browser via Pyodide (Python in WebAssembly)—no data leaves your machine. No server, no cloud, no accounts.

Key Features

What You Need

1
Describe Your Analytic

Tell the AI what you want to test: the control objective, data sources (what columns to expect), how to build the population, and what determines pass vs. fail. The AI handles the rest.

2
Your Data Files (CSV)

One or more CSV exports from your systems—ERP extracts, transaction logs, configuration exports, access reports, or any tabular data.

3
Supporting Docs (optional)

Control narratives, RCMs, policy documents, or business rules that define expected behavior. The AI uses these to design more precise test logic.

Tutorial: Build a Data Analytic

1
Install the Claude skill

Download the Data Analytics skill and add it to your Claude Code or Claude Desktop skills directory. The skill is available via slash command or triggers automatically when you describe an audit data analytic.

2
Describe your test

Tell Claude what you want to test. Include the control objective, what data you have, how to identify the population, and what success looks like. Claude will ask clarifying questions if needed, then generate the notebook JSON.

3
Import into the notebook

Open the notebook template, click Import JSON, and paste the generated config. The notebook rebuilds with your custom cells, file inputs, and test logic.

4
Drop your data and run

Upload your CSV file(s) into the drop zones, click Run All, and download the Excel results. Every cell is editable—adjust parameters, refine logic, and re-run as needed.

Supported Analytic Patterns

Open source under the MIT License. Free to use, modify, and distribute.