Build Dashboards Instantly with LLM
Intelligence
Say goodbye to hours of manual chart creation, complex data joins, and repetitive queries. With
Techrobotica’s Sen App, your business dashboards are created in seconds—using the power of
Large Language Models (LLMs) seamlessly integrated into our enterprise-grade ecosystem.
Lightning-Fast Dashboard Generation
Ask a question. Upload a dataset. Let our engine do the rest. Whether you’re exploring sales trends,
forecasting revenue, or identifying operational bottlenecks, the Sen App transforms raw inputs into
production-ready dashboards with relevant KPIs, graphs, and filters—within seconds.
Context-Aware Insights
Our LLMs don’t just respond—they understand context. Whether it’s quarterly metrics, customer segmentation,
or anomaly detection, the dashboard auto-adapts to the industry, domain vocabulary, and user role. No
predefined templates, no training required.
Auto-Configured Visualizations
The Sen App intelligently chooses the right charts—bar, line, area, pie, heatmaps, and more—based on your
data types and the narrative you’re after. Need filters or drilldowns? It generates those too, with no
clicks required.
Secure and Governed by Design
Every dashboard is built on data governed by Boss Catalog™—ensuring lineage, access
control, compliance, and auditability. Users only see what they’re authorized to see, with full traceability
for every insight.
Natural Language to Visualization Pipeline
You simply type: "Show me a year-over-year revenue growth chart for the last 3 years grouped by
region."
In seconds, Sen App creates an interactive, responsive dashboard you can export, embed, or share—backed by
governed data pipelines.
What Makes It Work
- LLM Prompt Compiler: Converts queries into SQL or Spark jobs with zero manual coding.
- Smart Data Mapper: Auto-detects schema and relationships between tables and datasets.
- Dashboard Renderer: Generates modular charts and KPIs using Plotly, Vega, or ECharts.
- Real-Time Agent Layer: Updates visuals in response to new data or follow-up questions.
- Semantic Access Controls: Governs what data each user can view at row and column level.