Cost, Usage, and Performance, Explored in Plain Language

Seemore Assistant

Some questions fit neatly into a dashboard. Others don’t; they need you to dig a layer deeper, combine a few things at once, or just follow a thought wherever it leads. Seemore Assistant is that flexibility. Ask about cost, usage, or performance in your own words, go as deep as you want, and it pulls the real answer from your Snowflake data as you go, no new report to build, no page to find.

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Seemore Assistant in Action

Seemore Assistant panel open beside a query performance view
Seemore Assistant start screen with suggested questions on cost, anomalies and savings
Seemore Assistant answering a request for a 7-day cost report by compute unit
Seemore Assistant listing open cost anomalies and insights

Turns days of digging into minutes

Investigating a cost spike or a strange anomaly usually means pulling data from a few different places and piecing it together yourself, which can eat up days.

  • The assistant does that cross-checking for you in the background and gives you the real explanation right away
  • What used to be a multi-day investigation becomes a conversation that takes a few minutes
  • Your team gets the answer, not the chore of finding it

Helps you actually fix the problem, not just spot it

Knowing something is expensive isn’t the same as knowing what to do about it.

  • Ask about a cost driver and it doesn’t just flag it, it points you toward the fix, like where a query could be optimized or simplified
  • It surfaces the specific opportunities worth acting on, so your team spends its time fixing things instead of searching for them
  • That means real savings get found faster, not just noticed later

Gives you a fast, flexible read on your environment

Understanding how everything in your data environment connects usually takes real digging.

  • Ask what depends on a piece of data, or what would be affected if something changed, and get a clear answer immediately
  • You get that view on demand, in conversation, instead of having to map it out yourself
  • It’s a flexible way to understand your environment that adjusts to whatever you’re actually asking, not a fixed report

Goes further 

Snowflake gives you the raw data. Seemore Assistant gives you the understanding.

  • Seemore enriches and processes your data through its own mapping of how everything in your environment connects, something Snowflake alone doesn’t build for you
  • That’s why the assistant can answer questions Snowflake’s own tools can’t: it’s working with a deeper, more connected picture of your environment
  • It only tells you what to do, it never makes a change on its own; you’re always the one in control

Frequently asked questions

What is Seemore Assistant?

A conversational way to ask about your Snowflake cost, usage, and performance in plain language, right inside Seemore. Instead of finding the right dashboard, you ask a question and it pulls the real answer from your Snowflake data as you go.

What kind of questions can I actually ask it?

Anything about cost, usage, or performance in your own words: build a cost report, ask why compute cost went up this week, check for cost anomalies, ask about savings and automations, see what’s running on your compute units, or find your most expensive queries.

Does it replace the dashboards?

No. Dashboards are still where you go for what you already know to check. Seemore Assistant is for the questions that need you to dig a layer deeper, combine a few things at once, or follow a thought wherever it leads, without building a new report to get there.

How much time does this actually save on an investigation?

A cost spike or a strange anomaly used to mean pulling data from a few different places and piecing it together yourself, which can eat up days. The assistant does that cross-checking for you, turning a multi-day investigation into a conversation that takes minutes.

Does it just tell me something's expensive, or does it help me fix it?

It points you toward the fix. Ask about a cost driver and it surfaces the specific opportunity behind it, like where a query could be optimized or simplified, so your team spends time acting on it instead of hunting for it.

Can it help me understand how things in my environment are connected?

Yes. Ask what depends on a piece of data, or what would be affected if something changed, and you get a clear answer immediately. That’s possible because Seemore maps those connections for you, something you don’t get from Snowflake alone.

The full depth of Seemore, now just a question away.

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