From your first question to a shared plan.

01 Start an analysis

Just ask. The analysis starts as soon as you send.

Describe what you want to know in your own words and choose one or more analysis areas in the input field. As soon as you send it, qasb starts researching and shows you its steps.

1. 1Ask a questionOne sentence is enough to start. The more you say about your situation and your goal, the less stays open.
2. 2Choose areas and depthIn the input field, you choose one or more analysis areas and, depending on your plan, the analysis depth. Choosing starts nothing yet.
3. 3Follow the analysisOnce you send it, the analysis runs without a further approval step. The answer separates source findings, your input and open gaps. You can see your usage under Settings → Usage & billing.

03 Sources & evidence

Every statement shows what it rests on.

qasb uses relevant studies, official data, product documentation and other traceable publications. Publisher, date and location make statements checkable; source findings, your input and qasb assessments stay separate.

And where evidence is missing, qasb says so openly instead of inventing a number.

• Original sources The publisher, date and location are recorded in the dossier.
• Evidence grade Where known, the source card shows the Evidence grade: A to D describes a source’s method. qasb counts the levels and never averages them.
• Open gaps Missing data is named, never filled in.

04 Dossiers & Projects

A result becomes a dossier that stays.

Your saved analyses stay in My dossiers. Read explains a dossier as text, Overview shows what matters at a glance, and Verify puts every statement next to its sources. Connect several analyses in a Project or start a new one. Select an analysis as the reference for the qasb chat and develop next steps from it.

A name is enough to start. Add a goal, analyses and questions later; connected versions remain traceable.

• Connect analyses The chat uses the selected analysis version; other analyses become context only when you select them.
• Scenarios They record assumptions and uncertainty, without a probability of occurrence.
• Implementation plans Requirements and testable acceptance criteria for a pilot, without anything going live.

05 Monitoring

New evidence comes to you. Your analysis stays as it was.

Open Monitoring in a project and choose a connected analysis. qasb looks for suitable new public sources at the configured interval; new evidence appears linked to the analysis.

You decide whether it is adopted only after your review or automatically. The original analysis and its values stay unchanged.

• Within the project Monitoring is available within Projects. An ordinary standalone analysis is not monitored automatically; capacity and intervals depend on your plan.
• Transparent check status You see when the last check ran and whether it was complete.
• No trend New sources add to the evidence; they do not establish a measured trend.

06 Collaboration

Decide together, from one shared state.

Create your project for your organization. Dossiers, actions and decisions follow the roles in the organization; you manage members and roles under “Organizations & members”.

Your project chats are personal. Linking them to an organization project does not share the conversations with other members.

• Roles Organization settings determine who can read, edit or review.
• Decide on new evidence Accept, discard or review new evidence later, with a reason; every decision stays traceable in the activity.
• Private weekly report Summarizes your organization's dossiers, actions, responsibilities and decisions and starts no research.

07 Reports

A report every month, with sources and limits.

In its monthly reports, qasb summarizes what original sources show about AI's impact and says openly where the evidence ends.

Every statement is labeled as observed, model estimate, scenario or open.