Every answer opens a smarter question.
Try Next suggests follow-up questions the moment Chartsy answers yours. Ask about your best products, and Try Next offers the next question worth asking - the revenue trend for that product, which customers buy it most, or whether it drives repeat purchases. One click and you're already deeper into the analysis.
When you ask 'What are my best products this month?', the answer is the start of the analysis, not the end. What you really want to know is whether those products are trending up or down, which customer segments buy them, and whether they drive repeat purchases or one-off orders. But most people stop at the first chart - because working out the next question takes effort, especially if you're not a data analyst.
Try Next removes that friction. As soon as Chartsy answers, it suggests two or three follow-up questions based on what you just saw - not generic prompts, but questions built around the products, customers or time periods in your answer.
Try Next's suggestions aren't boilerplate. If you asked about your best products and the top result is a specific SKU, the suggestion names it - 'What is the revenue trend for [Product Name] over the last 6 months?' or 'Which customer segment buys [Product Name] most often?'
That's what makes Try Next useful rather than decorative. It reads your result and builds the next question around the values that came back, so one click runs a relevant query, not a template.
Traditional ecommerce reporting is built around scheduled reports. Try Next is built for exploring - what happens when you're looking at a number and want to know what's behind it. Every answer brings a new set of suggestions, so the analysis keeps building instead of hitting a dead end.
For store owners without a data team, that means analyst-level depth through a series of one-click questions. You don't need to know what to ask next. Try Next tells you.
'Show me my best products this month' or 'Which orders had the highest value last week?' Chartsy answers straight away.
Below the result, Try Next offers 2-3 follow-up questions tailored to what you just saw - naming the products, customers or metrics in your answer.
Click any suggestion to run it. There's nothing to type - the question is already written around your data.
Each new answer brings another round of suggestions. Your analysis builds naturally, one question at a time, without planning the path in advance.
Try Next is for store owners and managers who want real insight from their data but don't always know which question to ask. If you've ever looked at a chart and thought 'okay, but why?', Try Next answers that without making you work out how to phrase the next question.