hiData.ai
hiData is an AI workspace for collecting information, working with spreadsheets, and turning findings into presentations. Its main products are AI Sheets and AI Slides. The publisher describes a connected workflow spanning documents, databases, spreadsheets, and presentation outputs, aimed at teams whose source material arrives in several forms.
Extracting information into tables
AI Sheets extracts structured data from PDFs, webpages, screenshots, images, and documents. You can then continue working with those results in a spreadsheet workflow. This is useful to evaluate with the actual material you handle, such as a PDF table or a screenshot that needs to become editable rows.
The site lists natural-language instructions for cleaning data, merging tables, splitting sheets, transforming formats, and running analysis. Its example interface also shows normalizing headers, merging rows, and generating a summary. The stated aim is to perform those operations without writing formulas or scripts. Check extracted values against the source before using a resulting table for a report or decision.
Making a presentation from the analysis
AI Slides creates presentation outputs with interactive elements and dynamic layouts. hiData presents it as a continuation of the data workflow: collect information, organize it, analyze it, and prepare a deck to share.
That combination is relevant if your task includes both handling source files and presenting the results. The captured product page does not identify export formats or explain which database connectors are available. If you need an editable PowerPoint file or a particular live data connection, verify that requirement in the workspace before building a project around it.
Credits and enterprise controls
The pricing page names Free, Plus, and Pro tiers and says available credits reset according to the subscription plan. It offers point packs for extra usage or one-off bursts. The captured pricing text does not supply plan prices or specific credit allocations, and it says plan limits may change based on system needs.
hiData states that data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and describes role-based access control and enterprise zero-retention options. Its page displays SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR Ready, and HIPAA labels. Organizations assessing sensitive data should ask for the relevant documentation and deployment terms rather than treating those labels as a complete explanation of data handling.