The full spread of research
See 11 subject areas covering tax, law and accounting. A team working on employment or data protection gets a place in the picture alongside tax and corporate matters.
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See which topics your team researches, the questions they bring and how they work with AI. Use those patterns to guide practical training and support.
Explore an example
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Select a topic to explore its question complexity and AI-use patterns.
Inside the selected topic
Average per member
Explore all 11 research areas, including tax, corporate and civil law, employment, data protection and accounting. Select a topic to see the question complexity and AI-use patterns within it.
Illustrative data. No customer records.
Questions within the selected profile and period. Team figures are averages per member.
Illustrative profiles and team averages. Change the person, period or topic to explore how the patterns differ.
See how the work spans tax, corporate transactions, employment and other legal questions. Use the topic mix to choose relevant examples for a team discussion.
Distinguish requests for a fact from questions that combine conditions, cross subject areas or explore conflicting rules.
Explore whether conversations focus on lookup, checking a proposed answer, drafting a deliverable or working through an idea.
Explore the subjects, question structures and working habits that shape your team’s use of azta. Each view gives you a different starting point for a useful conversation.
See 11 subject areas covering tax, law and accounting. A team working on employment or data protection gets a place in the picture alongside tax and corporate matters.
Expand tax categories into subtopics to see what sits behind a broad heading. Choose workshop examples that match the questions your advisers actually bring.
Distinguish a request for a fact from applying a rule, combining provisions, structural reasoning or interpreting an edge case. Discuss how people frame their research.
Explore lookup, verification, delegation, co-thinking and joint exploration. See which ways of using azta your team has tried and which might be worth demonstrating.
Open an individual view, compare it with the team average or put two profiles side by side. Use differences to ask about roles and assignments before choosing support.
Choose 30, 60 or 90 days and review questions, research threads, active days and topic breadth. Bring the available activity history into your next rollout discussion.
Start with the subjects people already research. Choose a familiar example, demonstrate a workflow and let the team discuss when it would help.
Compare an individual profile with the team, or view two profiles side by side. Ask about the work behind the pattern before deciding what support someone needs.

Select a team and period. Look at the subjects they research, then explore the complexity of their questions and how they use AI.
Discuss the view with the people doing the work. Their roles, current assignments and experience with azta give the figures context.
Pick a relevant question for a workshop or coaching session. Demonstrate a useful approach and ask the team where it could fit into their own work.
Authorised supervisors can explore the people and teams they oversee. Organisation and team permissions define whose profiles they can open. Individual comparisons and team averages provide context for a discussion.
It describes observed use of azta: topics, question structure and conversation patterns. It is not a skills test, an accuracy score or a measure of work outside azta.
Analytics are processed in batches. The 30-, 60- and 90-day views depend on the classified history available, so recent activity or older records may not all appear.
No. The views give supervisors material to discuss with their teams. You decide what a pattern means in the context of someone’s role and work. Classifications are estimates and can be wrong.

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