Every answer in the Datahub, one question away
Nordisk Film Cinemas had already invested in a solid Datahub, bringing ticketing, sales, and operational data together in one place. The value, though, sat behind a skillset. If you could write SQL you had the business at your fingertips. If you could not, you asked someone who could and waited.
Halfspace connected the Datahub to the chat interface the organisation already worked in, so asking the business a question feels like asking a colleague. Trusted answers to the questions that matter most are pre-built, so the numbers are right every time, while open exploration is there for everything else. Every answer shows the query behind it, which is what turned curiosity into confidence.
Governance was part of the build, not an afterthought. Unity Catalog and clear descriptions of the data give the assistant the business context behind every number, and access is controlled centrally, so Nordisk Film Cinemas can keep widening use with confidence.
What started as a four-week proof of value is now part of daily operations. Cinema managers check on their own performance without waiting for head office, and head office spots patterns across the country in the same conversation. Along the way, questions nobody had thought to ask before turned into concrete commercial opportunities, which paid for the project within six months.
Adoption came from putting the data inside a tool the organisation already opened every morning, rather than asking anyone to learn a new one.
Showing the query behind every answer, and governing who sees what, is what makes people comfortable acting on what they find.
A focused set of trusted questions proved the value in weeks and created the pull for more domains, more users, and more of the business.