Describe the question once. It keeps answering.

Symbric Schedule is the Analyst's checked answer, re-run against current data on a schedule. Every result arrives with the checks it passed.

  • 01The cadence is yours: daily, weekly, or after a release ships.
  • 02It lands in the tool your team already reads.
  • 03The first run is reviewed before anyone else sees it.
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12

runs

11

delivered

1

held

  • 2026-08-31  next run QUEUED
  • 2026-08-24  delivered 06:04 4/4 PASS
  • 2026-08-17  held, freshness HELD
  • 2026-08-10  delivered 06:03 4/4 PASS
  • 2026-08-03  delivered 06:02 4/4 PASS

01

The same checked answer, running on its own.

The definitions and the checks travel with every delivery. When a check fails, the run says so and holds the number until it can be trusted.

The gate

Four checks run before anything is sent: grain, reconciliation, freshness, and a golden query against the last certified run. All four pass and the report is delivered. Any one fails and the run is held, so nobody reads a number that was not checked.

  • all passdelivered on the cadence
  • any failheld, with the reason named

eval renewal_rate3 passed, 1 blocked

  • grainaccount levelPASS
  • reconciliationwithin 0.5%PASS
  • golden_querymatches last certified runPASS
  • freshnesssource table did not landBLOCKED

run held

02

The standing report, without the rebuild.

Without Symbric

  • ×The same numbers, rebuilt from scratch every Monday.
  • ×Two people producing the same metric from two definitions.
  • ×A report that breaks silently the day a column moves.
  • ×No way to tell whether this week's figures were checked.

With Symbric

  • The question is described once, and it reruns on its own.
  • One definition, certified once, used by everyone who asks.
  • A moved column fails the check before the report ships.
  • Every figure carries the checks it passed, before the meeting starts.

03

The questions teams put on a schedule.

Team

Standing question

Cadence

RevOps

Revenue and pipeline against forecast

weekly

Growth

Funnel conversion, retention by cohort

weekly, monthly

Product

Activation trend, adoption after a release ships

weekly, on release

Customer success

Tickets and time to resolve, renewal rate by cohort

weekly, quarterly

Engineering

p95 latency against target, error budget burn

daily, weekly

04

Where the answer lands, and who sees it.

checked run

renewal_rate

one answer, one definition, four checks passed

Slack

#revops-weekly, Mon 06:04

PRIMARY

Email

finance leads, Mon 06:04

Dashboard

revenue overview, on delivery

Recipients

The people entitled to see the answer, addressed by name.

Access

Governed by your own roles.

Runtime boundary

Every run is read-only.

Schedule reads from the warehouse at run time and produces one thing: the report, sent to the recipients you name.

  • No records created.
  • No records updated.
  • Nothing written back to your database.

Model calls run under your own key. We never train on your data.

05

How a schedule gets set up once.

A short sequence, reviewed before it runs unattended.

01 describe

The question once, in plain language.

02 resolve

The definitions it depends on, pinned to the contract.

03 choose

The cadence and the recipients.

04 review

A human signs off the first run before it goes out.

05 run

On its own, from there.

loops on the cadence, and keeps surfacing drift in the definitions

Put your first question on a schedule.

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