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SaysData lets you be confident in Claude's data analysis. It gives Claude trustworthy data, runs automated checks on its queries, and makes it easy for you to verify the results. With official statistics, wrong rarely looks wrong: a figure in thousands read as dollars, a national total added to its own provinces, a series that changed definition halfway. The answer is plausible and polished, and it's your name on the report. SaysData puts a safeguard at each place an answer can go wrong: - Find: Claude works from the agency's own table, not a news story or a guess. - Understand: every table is profiled before Claude queries it: units and scale, which rows are totals, how missing and suppressed cells read. - Query: queries with a known defect are refused with the fix; risky ones run and come back flagged. - Caveats: the agency's footnotes, quality flags and required citation travel with every result. - Verify: every result comes with a private link showing how Claude got it. The data comes from Statistics Canada, Eurostat, the OECD and others: economic, financial, social, health, demographic, environmental and governance statistics for countries and their provinces, states and regions. Built for people whose name goes on the number: policy analysts and researchers, journalists, consultants and public servants. Try: "How has Canada's unemployment rate changed since 2015?", "Compare inflation in Germany, France, Italy and Spain" or "Which OECD countries collect the most tax as a share of GDP?" Requires a SaysData account (saysdata.com).