What can I ask Daystrom?

Daystrom answers questions about the client's money in plain English. You do not need a query language or a filter. Type the question the way you would ask a forensic accountant, and Daystrom reads the project's transactions, checks, and statements to answer.

What kinds of questions work best?

Anything that comes down to totals, searches, patterns, or timelines over the client's transactions. For example:

• Totals: "How much did they spend at casinos last year?" or "What did they pay in rent in 2024?"

• Searches: "Show me every wire over 10,000 dollars." or "Find all payments to Jane Smith."

• Timelines: "Chart their monthly income for 2024." or "How did spending change after March?"

• Patterns: "What are their biggest recurring payments?" or "List transfers between their own accounts."

• Source checks: "What balance did the March Chase statement print?" or "Where did this deposit come from?"

Daystrom can answer with a written summary, a table or chart, a list of real transactions, or a spreadsheet you can download. Follow-up questions keep the thread, so you can start broad and then drill in.

Are there questions it cannot answer?

A few, and it is honest about them:

• A live running balance. It can tell you what a statement printed as its beginning or ending balance, but the product does not track a running balance across accounts. See whether Daystrom can tell you a balance.

• Anything outside the uploaded statements. It reads the client's processed data, not the open web or court records.

• A map of where money was spent. Location and travel questions are answered in text, not on a map.

If the data to answer a question is not in the project, Daystrom says so rather than making something up. Each message can be up to 2,000 characters, so keep a single question focused and ask the next one as a follow-up.