EX.CO Adds AI Analyst for Plain-Language Video Performance Reporting
· 2d ago · Originally reported by MarTech Series
EX.CO launched an AI analyst embedded in its reporting tools, letting publishers and media owners query video performance in plain language and receive reports, comparisons and analysis. The feature aims to speed up how customers interpret performance data.
Why it matters
Conversational reporting lowers the barrier for publishers to analyze their own video revenue and performance without manual dashboard work or data expertise.
Explain it like I’m new here
It's like having a helper in the control room who answers 'how did my videos do?' in plain English instead of making you read charts.
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