Common Use Cases
Practical examples of how to use the Jedify MCP Server for real-world business analysis scenarios.
Quick Metrics Check
When to use: You need a quick answer to a specific business metric.
Best for:
- Daily metric monitoring
- Quick status updates
- Simple KPI checks
How it works:
Ask Claude: "What was our monthly recurring revenue last month?"
Claude will automatically:
- Understand what data is available
- Get the MRR data for the specified period
- Present the result with relevant context and comparisons
Time required: 1-2 minutes
Executive Dashboard
When to use: Generate a comprehensive business overview combining multiple key metrics.
Best for:
- Weekly or monthly executive reports
- Board meeting preparation
- Comprehensive business health checks
How it works:
Ask Claude: "Generate an executive dashboard for Q1 2024 including revenue, customer metrics, and growth indicators."
Claude will:
- Create a strategy for collecting all necessary data
- Submit multiple questions in parallel for efficiency
- Wait for all results to complete
- Synthesize findings into an executive summary
What you get:
- Revenue performance and growth rates
- Customer acquisition and retention metrics
- Product performance indicators
- Key operational metrics
- Actionable insights and recommendations
Time required: 5-10 minutes
Performance Investigation
When to use: Investigate a declining metric or concerning trend that needs deep analysis.
Best for:
- Revenue decline investigation
- Customer churn spike analysis
- Product performance issues
- Operational inefficiencies
How it works:
Ask Claude: "Our revenue has declined 15% this quarter. I need to understand why and what we can do about it."
Claude will:
- Create a comprehensive investigation strategy
- Execute discovery queries to understand the scope
- Analyze patterns and correlations across different data points
- Provide root cause analysis and actionable recommendations
What you get:
- Data-backed root cause analysis
- Contributing factor breakdown
- Impact quantification
- Prioritized recommendations
- Implementation roadmap
Time required: 15-30 minutes
Trend Analysis
When to use: Analyze business performance trends over time to identify patterns and forecast future performance.
Best for:
- Strategic planning
- Performance monitoring
- Seasonal analysis
- Growth trajectory planning
How it works:
Ask Claude: "Show me our customer acquisition trends over the past 12 months and help me understand seasonal patterns."
Claude will:
- Analyze historical acquisition data
- Identify seasonal patterns and trends
- Compare performance across different time periods
- Provide forecasting insights for future planning
What you get:
- Monthly trend analysis
- Seasonal pattern identification
- Year-over-year comparisons
- Forward-looking projections
- Strategic recommendations
Time required: 10-15 minutes
Data Discovery
When to use: Explore available data to understand what analysis is possible.
Best for:
- New user onboarding
- Planning analysis projects
- Exploring data capabilities
- Finding relevant metrics
How it works:
Ask Claude: "I'm new to this platform. What customer-related data and metrics can I analyze?"
Claude will:
- Show you all available data entities
- Find customer-related data and metrics
- Explain what each data source contains
- Suggest possible analysis approaches
What you get:
- Complete overview of available customer data
- Understanding of data relationships
- Suggested analysis possibilities
- Guidance on getting started
Time required: 2-5 minutes
Best Practices
Getting Better Results
- Be specific with dates: Use exact date ranges like "March 2024" instead of "last month"
- Include context: Mention what you're trying to achieve or decide
- Ask follow-up questions: Build on initial insights with deeper questions
- Use dimensions: Filter by relevant segments like region, product, or customer type
Typical Workflow
- Start with context: Always begin with "Help me understand what data is available"
- Plan complex analysis: For investigations, let Claude create a strategy first
- Ask for insights: Don't just ask for numbers, ask what they mean
- Get recommendations: Ask for specific actions you can take
Time Management
- Simple questions: 1-2 minutes
- Dashboard generation: 5-10 minutes
- Deep investigations: 15-30 minutes
- Data exploration: 2-5 minutes
Getting Started
First Time Users
- Ask: "What data is available in our Jedify platform?"
- Follow up with: "Show me our key business metrics for last month"
- Then try: "What trends should I be aware of?"
Regular Users
- Start each session with a contextualize question
- Use multiple questions for comprehensive analysis
- Build on previous sessions by referencing past insights
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