Turn your operational records into answers you can use. Ask Millbase for a breakdown of hours, projects, or costs, then take the conversation further.
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The right report starts with the decision you need to make. Millbase’s AI agent helps you explore recorded labor, material costs, and project results in plain language. Ask for a focused breakdown, refine the scope in the conversation, and export supported results for your next review.
Ask about the period, project, worker, or station you want to review. A specific question helps your agent bring together the relevant records, so you can spend the conversation understanding the result and choosing useful follow-up questions.
Review the labor and materials behind a project’s recorded results. Compare estimates with actuals or break hours down by workstation, keeping the context of the operation close to the figures your team is discussing.
Download supported reports as CSV files for office reviews and further analysis. Check the scope and recorded inputs, then share the breakdown with the colleagues who need it without rebuilding the same report in a separate tool.
| Employee | Code | Task records | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alex Martin | 001 | 12 | 38.5 h |
| Emma Roy | 002 | 11 | 38 h |
| Noah Tremblay | 003 | 10 | 36.25 h |
Ask for supported breakdowns of recorded labor, projects, workers, workstations, and costs. You can also explore charts and operational statistics in the workspace. The available results depend on the records and tools relevant to your question.
Supported reports can be downloaded as CSV files. Use those exports for follow-up analysis or sharing with your team. Review the dates, filters, and included records before comparing the result with information from another system.
The signed-in agent uses your organization’s available records to answer and build reports. The quality of the result depends on the completeness of those inputs. Keep time entries, material usage, and project details current, and ask follow-up questions when a number needs explanation.
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