Sarvaswa AI Labs
Snowflake · Document Intelligence · Natural Language Analytics

Your Snowflake is full of answers. No one can reach them.

Employees search five tools and find nothing. Analysts queue for SQL reports that take three days. Executives make decisions without the data that already exists in your warehouse. We build two intelligence layers on top of the Snowflake you already run, and change all of that.

How it works

Your data in. Intelligence out.

Data sources

  • Confluence / Notion
  • Jira / Linear
  • PDFs & Documents
  • CRM (Salesforce / HubSpot)
  • Email threads
  • SQL Databases

Your data warehouse

Snowflake

Cortex Search, Cortex Analyst, governance. Already in place.

Intelligence layers

  • Document Intelligence

    Semantic search and AI Q&A across all of your knowledge sources.

  • NL Analytics

    English questions become SQL, then answers with written explanations.

Who gets access

  • Operations teams
  • Business analysts
  • Executives
  • New employees
  • Product managers
The real cost

Data exists.Access doesn't.

The problem is not a shortage of data. Most enterprise Snowflake environments hold years of structured and unstructured information. The bottleneck is human. Finding the data, querying it, and trusting the result takes more time than it should.

2 to 4 hours

Daily time lost to information retrieval

Employees search Confluence, ask colleagues, and re-read old emails. There is no single place to get a reliable answer from company knowledge.

3 to 5 days

Average wait for an analyst-built report

Business users with a simple question still queue for data team bandwidth, while decisions wait and opportunities close.

Around 60%

Of Snowflake data never queried by business users

The data sits. The value does not move. The reason is not bad data. The access layer was never built.

What we build

Two products. One Snowflake.

Both systems run inside your existing Snowflake environment. No new data warehouse. No migration. No data leaving your perimeter. No new vendor for your security team to approve.

Product 01

Document Intelligence & Knowledge Base

Every document your company has ever produced gets ingested into Snowflake and made intelligently searchable. Confluence, Jira, PDFs, CRM notes, email threads, and internal databases. Employees ask questions in plain language and get precise, cited answers. Not a list of links. The actual answer, with the source document linked. This is your institutional memory, finally retrievable.

Example question

What are our service-level commitments to enterprise customers for P1 incidents?

Example question

What did the product team decide about mobile architecture in the Q3 review?

Product 02

Natural Language Analytics

Business users ask questions in plain English. The AI writes schema-aware SQL, executes it against your Snowflake tables, and returns results with a plain-language explanation. Not just a table of numbers. For complex questions, the system chains multiple queries, identifies patterns across dimensions, and generates a written report. No analyst required. No ticket. No wait.

Example question

Which customer segments had the highest churn rate last quarter?

Example question

Why did conversion drop in the Northeast in October? Show me the breakdown.

Industry use cases

What this looks like in your industry.

Every industry has the same underlying problem of fragmented knowledge and inaccessible data. But the specific questions, the stakes, and the payoffs are different. Select yours below.

Key pain · Compliance burden and analyst bottlenecks on risk data

Compliance teams manually hunt for policy documents and audit evidence across six systems. Risk analysts queue for SQL reports on portfolio exposure. Relationship managers cannot self-serve client history without a data engineer. Your Snowflake already holds all of it. It just is not accessible.

Document Intelligence

User asks

What are our KYC requirements for corporate account onboarding in the UAE?

AI responds

Retrieves from 3 compliance documents and 1 regulatory update. Summarises the specific requirements, flags the 2024 CBUAE amendment, and cites each source with a direct link.

User asks

Find all audit evidence related to our Basel III Tier 1 capital calculations.

AI responds

Surfaces 12 documents across your drive, CRM notes, and PDF archive. Groups by evidence type, dates each one, and flags gaps against the audit checklist.

Outcome

Compliance teams reduce audit preparation from days to hours.

Natural Language Analytics

User asks

Which loan categories had default rates above 3% last two quarters, broken down by geography?

AI responds

Queries your loan performance tables. Returns a ranked breakdown with trend comparison. Flags that SME loans in 3 regions are approaching your internal risk threshold.

User asks

Why is our net interest margin declining this quarter?

AI responds

Runs 4 chained queries across funding cost, loan yield, and product mix tables. Identifies term deposit repricing as the primary driver. Generates a 3-paragraph written summary with the supporting numbers.

Outcome

Risk analysts self-serve in minutes instead of queuing 3 days for reports.

What's possible next

Once the foundation is built, the compound begins.

Document Intelligence and NL Analytics are the first layer. Teams that build correctly on Snowflake unlock a set of higher-order capabilities that were not possible before, because the data is now structured, accessible, and governed in one place.

Proactive Anomaly Intelligence

Instead of waiting for someone to ask, the system monitors your Snowflake data continuously and surfaces anomalies before your team would think to look. Revenue spikes. Defect trends. Unusual customer behaviour patterns.

Expansion · Phase 2

Revenue Intelligence & Forecasting

Predictive models for churn probability, expansion likelihood, and pipeline conversion. Models build directly on your CRM, product usage, and transactional data in Snowflake. Revenue teams get a forward view, not just a rearview mirror.

Expansion · Phase 2

Automated Compliance Reporting

For regulated industries, the AI reads your operational data, maps it to the relevant framework (SOC 2, HIPAA, Basel III, GDPR), and generates a draft evidence pack or regulator-ready report. Compliance becomes continuous, not a quarterly sprint.

Expansion · Regulated verticals

Customer 360 Agent

A unified customer profile assembled from CRM, support tickets, transactional history, and product usage. Any team can interrogate it in plain English. CS, sales, and product finally see the same complete picture without a data team in the loop.

Expansion · Phase 2

Competitive Signal Monitor

External data (earnings calls, job postings, pricing pages, news) flows into Snowflake and gets synthesised by AI into a weekly competitive intelligence brief. The first team to act on a signal wins; this closes the lag.

Expansion · Strategic layer

Employee Onboarding Accelerator

New hires ask the knowledge base anything (process history, product decisions, client context, team norms). The system answers from your institutional memory. Teams that used to take 90 days to ramp now take 30.

Expansion · HR & People

The architecture advantage

Why build on Snowflake, not a new system?

Your data never leaves your perimeter

Snowflake Cortex handles vector search and LLM inference natively. Sensitive data stays inside your environment, behind your existing auth and governance. One compliance conversation, already had.

No migration. No new vendor.

No separate vector database, no new ETL pipeline, no new platform your security team has to approve. Everything runs on infrastructure you already operate and pay for.

Your governance layer keeps working

Role-based access, data masking, audit logs. The Snowflake governance you have already invested in applies automatically to everything we build on top of it. Nothing leaks across boundaries.

One platform for structured and unstructured data

Snowflake now handles vectors, documents, and structured data in a single query layer. Building separately for each data type creates fragmentation. Building on Snowflake compounds the value over time.

You own the system, the models, and the pipelines. We hand over full source code at completion. The intelligence we build becomes your competitive moat, not ours.

Questions worth answering

Snowflake Intelligence, FAQ.

Snowflake Intelligence is two products built on the customer's existing Snowflake environment. Document Intelligence ingests every internal knowledge source (Confluence, Notion, Jira, Linear, PDFs, CRM notes from Salesforce or HubSpot, email threads, internal SQL databases) into Snowflake and makes the content semantically searchable with cited answers. Natural Language Analytics translates plain-English questions into schema-aware SQL against the customer's Snowflake tables and returns answers with written explanations. Both layers run on Snowflake Cortex inside the customer's perimeter.
No. Both intelligence layers run on the Snowflake environment you already operate. There is no new vendor for your security team to approve, no separate vector database, and no parallel ETL pipeline. Your existing Snowflake governance applies automatically to everything Sarvaswa builds on top of it.
The system uses Snowflake Cortex Search for semantic retrieval over unstructured content, Snowflake Cortex Analyst for natural-language-to-SQL translation, and standard Snowflake role-based access control, dynamic data masking, and the existing audit log infrastructure for governance.
No data leaves your Snowflake account. Inference and vector search both happen inside Snowflake Cortex. The model only sees the records needed to answer the current question, scoped by the same access controls applied to the user asking. There is no shared model fleet across customers.
Confluence, Notion, Jira, Linear, PDFs, CRM notes from Salesforce and HubSpot, email threads, and structured SQL databases. The ingestion architecture is built so new connectors can be added without rebuilding the access layer or the prompt registry.
The AI is grounded in your actual Snowflake schema and uses Cortex Analyst for translation. For complex questions it chains queries, runs verification passes, and returns the SQL it executed alongside the results so analysts can validate the logic. Confidence flags surface for low-confidence joins and ambiguous date ranges.
Most engagements move from kickoff to production in 8 to 14 weeks. Sarvaswa begins with a focused 1 to 2 week discovery to map your data sources, define scope, and price the build. The result is a working system your team can extend without Sarvaswa.
You own the source code, the ingestion pipelines, the prompt registry, and any custom models. Sarvaswa hands over a complete deployment runbook so your data team can extend the system independently. The intelligence becomes your competitive moat, not Sarvaswa's.
Yes. The system inherits Snowflake's existing role-based access control and dynamic masking. A user asking the bot a question sees only the data their Snowflake role would have returned in a direct SQL query. Sensitive columns stay masked, and audit log entries identify the user behind every query.
The system re-discovers the schema on a configurable schedule. Sarvaswa hands over a runbook for handling new tables, deprecated columns, and renamed fields, so your data team can keep the access layer current without Sarvaswa's involvement.
A lightweight admin page surfaces daily Cortex token spend in dollars, per-query latency, and per-source ingestion volume. Spend caps and per-user quotas are configurable so heavy use does not become a budget surprise.
Yes. The retrieval and SQL-generation layers work in the languages Cortex supports, and numbers are returned in the account's actual currency rather than assumed USD. Multi-region rollups produce correctly denominated outputs per query.

Your Snowflake is already there. Let's activate it.

We start with a focused 1 to 2 week discovery. Map your data sources, define scope, price the build. Most teams go from kickoff to production in 8 to 14 weeks.

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