The data was never the problem, it was always there: in 3DEXPERIENCE, in ERP systems, in regulatory documents, in supplier records. The problem was that accessing it meaningfully required knowing exactly where to look and how to configure the right views. That expertise is rare and expensive. Business Data Analyst removes that barrier. Anyone on the program asks a plain-language question and gets the same answer an experienced analyst would have spent 15 minutes building. Status visibility stops being a bottleneck reserved for a few people. And when the next question is "what do we do about it," AURA has that answer too.

The Moment, in action

This Moment uses three prompts in sequence. Each one builds on the previous. AURA maintains context across the conversation, so the follow-up questions stay short.

AURA retrieves the latest data and returns a full status table: each CTP (Commissioning Test Package), its zone, fabrication status, readiness, and submission status. It automatically highlights what is ready, what is not submitted yet, and what design holds require immediate attention.

AURA shifts from status to strategy: the same data, instantly interpreted and presented as a ready-to-act briefing. It proposes what to prioritize for immediate submission, which design holds to resolve urgently, and which packages are already ready to fast-track with task owners, a proposed timeline, and success metrics included.

Why this helps

Complex projects generate complex data. The problem is not the data itself: it is the time it takes to make sense of it and decide what to do next. BDA reduces that process from hours to minutes. What changes is who can access it. Until now, getting a meaningful status overview from a structured data perspective required knowing how the platform works. With BDA, anyone on the project can ask a plain-language question and get a reliable answer. Status visibility stops being a bottleneck reserved for expert users.

How to do it

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