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The assistant can:
  • Find analyses you can access. The recent-analysis list returns up to 50 analyses. Ask the assistant to search by name or keyword if the analysis you need is not in that list.
  • Describe the tables, fields, and risk scores available in a selected analysis.
  • Explain how control points score records.
  • Query result rows or aggregates when you granted analysis result data access.
The connection cannot create, change, or delete MindBridge records, ingest data, run analyses, or perform Insights workflows. Continue to use MindBridge for those activities. Answers depend on the data in the selected analysis and the permissions you granted. Wording and layout vary by assistant and environment. Use the prompts below as a starting point, then confirm the analysis and results in MindBridge.

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Find and confirm the analysis

Start by identifying the analysis you want to use. Include its name or other identifying details, and ask the assistant to confirm the analysis before retrieving results. For example:
Find recent general ledger analyses I can access. Show their names so I can choose one.

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Inspect the available data

Then ask about the selected analysis:
What tables, fields, and risk scores are available in this analysis?
Explain how this control point scores records.

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Request specific results

Once you understand the available data, request specific results. Specify the analysis, relevant fields, filters, threshold, and number of results you need:
Show the 20 highest-risk records in this analysis. Identify the risk score used to rank them and include the available record identifiers.
Count the records above this risk-score threshold and state the filters used.
Ask the assistant to distinguish information retrieved from MindBridge from its own interpretation. Before you rely on a result, see Security, Privacy, and Responsible Use.