Hex is part of my daily workflow at Mentimeter. It gives me immediate access to the data I need without having to rely on others, which is critical in a fast-paced environment. I use it to stay on top of dashboards and key metrics, and I’ve built multiple dashboards myself for different use cases—from QBR preparation to daily team meetings and stand-ups. The ability to quickly pull relevant data and turn it into something actionable has made a big difference in how we operate as a team. What stands out is how easy it is to go from raw data to insights. It’s not just a reporting tool—it enables data exploration and storytelling in a way that’s accessible even outside of traditional data teams.

I am a beginner user of Hex and I use it to create dashboards and do analysis via threads. I like that I'm able to easily manipulate data in ways that Salesforce reporting can't. I appreciate Hex AI because it's very easy to use and is pretty accurate. Additionally, I like that Hex is connected to Snowflake for our data.

I find Hex super useful for a lot of data movement and Python clustering. It's also great for structuring conversational data and serves as an excellent data modeling platform, much like a live Jupyter Notebook. This setup works well for ad hoc analysis. The embedded LLM is quite useful too, as it allows live querying and chatting within the system to the database, which I find really beneficial. Having everything in one platform is quite useful, especially compared to using Cortex in Snowflake or switching back to a Jupyter notebook.