Summation Opens AI Analysts to Business Teams

September 10, 2026
Summation now offers self service AI analysts that automate recurring analysis, monitor business changes and investigate issues.

Summation announced in a press release that its AI analysts are now available to business teams through self service plans. The analysts automate recurring analysis, monitor changes across products, customers, locations and channels, and investigate issues involving pricing, inventory, marketing and planning.

Teams can connect data through more than 1,200 integrations and assign an initial task. Summation Workflows can send recurring analysis through email or Slack, while outputs are traceable to the underlying data for verification.

The Pro plan costs $60 per user each month, while the Max plan costs $200 per user each month. Enterprise plans add deployment support, custom integrations, governance features and controls.

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