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# Generative Analytics Dashboards

AI-generated custom components that render subscription analytics — usage data, order history, payment trends — directly inside the Limio Page Builder. Instead of static reports or exporting to a BI tool, describe the dashboard you need and have it generated as a live component.

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## How it works

This builds on Limio's [MCP Server](/ai/mcp-server/mcp-server.md) (which can query order and subscription data). Ask for a report, and the system fetches the data via MCP and generates a visual component to render it.

For example, you could ask for a breakdown of orders by offer over the last 30 days, and receive a chart component that renders directly in your Limio pages. The component is a real custom component - configurable, deployable, and reusable.

## Why it matters

You can show much richer subscription data without a full development cycle. This is an early exploration of what that looks like: AI-powered, on-demand analytics built on the same component architecture that powers the rest of your Limio pages.

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**This is a Labs feature.** We're experimenting with this and it's not yet part of the core platform. Interested in early access or want to help shape it?

[Request access →](mailto:hello@limio.com?subject=Labs%20—%20Generative%20Analytics)
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