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Natural Language Database Queries with AI

Built a custom agentic AI framework that lets non-technical users query complex LMS and SIS databases using natural language.

2Systems Unified (LMS + SIS)
0SQL Knowledge Required
SecondsTime to Insight

Client

Enterprise EdTech Platform

Tech Stack

Custom Agentic FrameworkLLM IntegrationSQL Query GenerationMulti-tenant Data
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The Challenge

What problem did we solve?

A complex multi-tenant database spanning LMS and SIS systems held valuable insights, but only engineers could extract them. Business teams needed answers to questions like enrollment trends, course completion rates, and cross-system analytics—but every request required developer time.

The Solution

Our approach

Built a custom agentic AI framework that translates natural language questions into SQL queries. Users can ask complex questions spanning both LMS and SIS data in plain English and get instant answers. The system handles multi-step reasoning, joins across systems, and returns results in seconds.

1

Schema Analysis

Mapped the complex multi-tenant database structure across LMS and SIS systems

2

Agent Design

Built a custom agentic framework with multi-step reasoning for complex queries

3

Query Generation

Implemented natural language to SQL translation with validation and safety checks

4

Interface

Created a conversational chat interface for non-technical users

Results

Measurable Impact

We focus on outcomes, not just output. Here's what we achieved together.

2
Systems Unified (LMS + SIS)
0
SQL Knowledge Required
Seconds
Time to Insight

Non-technical teams can query data directly

Complex cross-system questions answered in seconds

Reduced engineering time spent on ad-hoc data requests

Enabled self-service analytics across the organization

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