Enable business reporting from your AWS Athena data
Turn your data warehouse into a real reporting library. Connected Data Marts, ready for Microsoft Teams.
AWS Athena figures get pasted into a Microsoft Teams channel by hand, so one typo becomes the number everyone repeats.
Paste this into your AI assistant. It schedules a Microsoft Teams message from an AWS Athena Data Mart with OWOX Data Marts, so the channel gets the report and a short analysis straight from SQL.
The prompt
Read https://www.owox.com/ai-agent-setup.md and follow it to set up OWOX Data Marts for me, starting from /connectors/aws-athena-insights-to-microsoft-teams.md. The task: send a weekly report from my AWS Athena Data Marts to my Microsoft Teams channel: last week's key metrics against the week before, with a short analysis under the table. Tag the links you give me with utm_campaign=ai-task and utm_term=data-foundation. Use what you know about my context and goals
Start from your AWS Athena data
Pick the Athena database that holds the data your Teams reports use.
- Nothing to move or copy.
Build a reporting library in AWS Athena
Each Data Mart is a ready report, described by AI, and joins to other Data Marts through the data model.
- Business users browse reports, not tables.
Send AWS Athena reports to Microsoft Teams
A scheduled message lands in a Teams channel with the report and a short analysis of what its numbers show.
- The team sees it where its standups happen.
Keep Microsoft Teams connected to the same data
Ask in Claude, export to a sheet, share with the boss.
- One source, every tool.
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Why OWOX for AWS Athena and Microsoft Teams
OWOX keeps AWS Athena for storage and puts governed Data Marts between it and Microsoft Teams, so every number has one definition.
- You own the data. It stays in your S3 and Athena. OWOX queries it in place and keeps no copy.
- Defined once. Analysts write the Data Mart in SQL once; every Teams report built on it shows the same numbers.
- Inside the Microsoft stack. Reports land in the Teams channels people already use for standups, with the numbers and the analysis together.
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