Exports, snapshots and archived history often end up in Wasabi as CSV, JSON or Parquet files. Answering a simple question from them means finding the right bucket and folder, downloading the file, and opening it in a tool that can read it, so most people ask someone in IT and wait.

Ask a question in Claude, ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot, such as which customers appear in last quarter's export or what a past snapshot showed, and PopdockAI reads the matching Wasabi file as a list and answers from its rows. Each file your admin connects is a list the AI can filter, sort and summarize. The AI only sees the files, fields and folders the admin chose, and nothing is downloaded to anyone's machine.

Questions about archived and exported data get answered in a chat, without downloading files or waiting on IT.

A large CSV or Parquet export in Wasabi rarely opens cleanly in Excel. Getting just the rows you need means downloading the whole file, converting it, and filtering by hand, and the result is easy to get wrong or out of date by the time you share it.

Tell Claude, ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot which rows you need, such as one region, one date range or one product line, and PopdockAI filters the Wasabi file and returns the result as an Excel file with a set file name and worksheet. Your admin decides which fields can be filtered, the most records returned and which fields appear, so the extract matches what the business expects every time.

Filtered Excel extracts from Wasabi files in minutes, without downloading or converting the full export.

Letting people use Wasabi data from an AI client usually means handing out access keys or opening up whole buckets. Once a key is shared, you cannot easily see who read what, or stop one team from reaching another team's folders.

Your admin connects Wasabi to PopdockAI once and decides which files, fields and folders each tool can read, with fixed filters the AI cannot remove. Access is granted by user, team and AI client, so a tool can be offered in Claude but not ChatGPT, or to finance but not sales. The Wasabi access keys stay in PopdockAI and never reach the AI client, and every call is logged with who asked, from which client and what came back.

People get AI answers from Wasabi while IT keeps the keys, the scope and a full record of every request.

The same check against Wasabi files comes up every week or month, such as reviewing the latest export for gaps or totals by region. Done by hand, each person words the request differently, reads a different file, and gets a slightly different answer.

Your admin saves the review as a prompt with the values that change, such as the folder or the period. Anyone can pick it from Claude, ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot, fill in those values, and PopdockAI reads the same Wasabi files the same way each time. The result is consistent from one run to the next, and every run is logged.

Recurring Wasabi reviews run the same way every time, in one click, whoever runs them.