Hermes turns everyday questions into SQL and clear answers, and builds live dashboards straight from your own databases. Ask in Azerbaijani, Russian or English.
The answers live in your database, but only people fluent in SQL can get them out.
Every new chart or tweak waits on a data team that is already overloaded.
Reports in one language leave half the team guessing at the rest.
Dashboards hand you a number with no way to see how it was calculated.
Ask a question in plain language and Hermes writes the SQL and returns the answer.
KPI cards, breakdowns and detail tables built directly on your own database.
Ask and read answers in Azerbaijani, Russian or English.
Hermes connects through a least-privilege role that can only SELECT, never write.
The whole stack drops onto any Docker host and comes up with one command.
Dashboards are defined as code, so the same views ship identically across environments.
Top-line KPIs and trends at a glance, no analyst required to pull them.
Skip the ad-hoc query queue and let the tool draft SQL you can review and refine.
Drill from a headline number down to the exact lines and the query behind it.
A self-hosted, version-controlled stack with a strict read-only access boundary.
Hermes reads your own databases in place; nothing is copied to a third-party warehouse.
Every answer comes with the SQL Hermes ran, so you can verify it.
A dedicated read-only role plus a restricted query mode mean it can look but never touch.
An Allmaz product, built by a studio that knows the local, multilingual market.
Hermes was the Greek messenger god — the one who carried words between gods and mortals, and also the god of commerce and trade. The name fits a tool that translates between human language and the language of databases: Hermes takes a plain-language business question, delivers it to your data, and brings back the answer.
Hermes reads your own databases through a read-only role that can only run SELECT queries, and it shows you the exact SQL it ran for every answer.
Book a demo and see Hermes answer questions against your own data.