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ContextBase or Hex

Hex is a collaborative workspace where data teams build analyses in SQL and Python, with AI built in. ContextBase does a different job: it writes down what your team knows about the data, and gives everyone checked answers from it.

Hex

The data each project connects to.

ContextBase

Every system, read in place, with knowledge your team approves.

How they differ

HexContextBase
Built forHexData teams building analyses and data appsContextBaseEveryone who asks about the data, including people who never write SQL
How people workHexSQL and Python in notebooks, with AI helpContextBaseQuestions in plain English, answered with the work behind them
Where answers come fromHexThe data connections in each projectContextBaseEvery system you run, read in place, with the knowledge your team approved
Where the knowledge livesHexIn the projects your team buildsContextBaseIn the knowledge graph, approved once and used by every answer
Before anyone actsHexThe code and results in the notebookContextBaseChecks that say where an answer is weak
Healthcare estatesHexBuilt for every industryContextBaseBuilt for QNXT, Facets, HealthEdge, and the feeds a plan runs, with HITRUST i1, SOC 2 Type 2, and a BAA

Three reasons teams add ContextBase

  • A different job

    Hex is where analysts build. ContextBase is where what they know gets approved, so every answer, dashboard, and agent starts from it.

    Key benefitAnalysts keep their notebooks. Everyone else gets checked answers.
  • No seat fees

    Everyone on your team gets access, and their questions are always free. You pay for the data you connect.

    Key benefitNobody waits for a license to ask a question.
  • Built for healthcare data

    ContextBase reads QNXT, Facets, HealthEdge, and the feeds a plan runs, with HITRUST i1, SOC 2 Type 2, and a BAA.

    Key benefitThe quirks of payer data, written down and approved.

Hex and ContextBase do different jobs. Hex is a strong place for analysts to build in SQL and Python. ContextBase holds what your team knows about the data: the definitions, the pitfalls, and the rules in your code. Everyone gets answers from that knowledge, under their own access, and every answer is checked.

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