Spotlight on self-service analytics
Greater Dayton RTA — Masabi's AI-powered natural language data tool
Greater Dayton RTA has been testing Masabi’s AI-powered natural language data tool, part of the AI Incubator’s self-service analytics workstream. The tool lets non-technical and technical users alike query ridership and fare-validation data directly — asking questions in plain English and getting back charts, breakdowns, the underlying data, and the SQL behind it, instantly, with ridership, revenue, fare policy, and rider segmentation insight. Dayton has been using it to explore route-level scan data, transfer patterns for its ongoing system redesign, and fare-media usage, with the transit agency’s planning and finance teams identified as natural next users.
Masabi's AI programme
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Workstream #1
Revenue Protection
Using machine learning to analyse ticket purchase and validation data, exploring new ways to spot where revenue is being lost, so agencies can focus investigation and enforcement where it will have the greatest impact.
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Workstream #2
Self-service data analytics
Ask questions about ridership, fares and revenue in natural language and get the results alongside charts, breakdowns and the SQL behind them, so agency teams can go from question to insight instantly.
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Workstream #3
Rider engagement
Exploring how passengers could discover and purchase public transit through emerging AI interfaces, meeting riders wherever they plan their journeys.
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Workstream #4
Customer service
Resolving the repetitive queries that eat up Customer Service teams' time — instantly and accurately, whether a rider asks directly or an agent asks on their behalf. Enabling the team to spend more time on the cases that actually need a human.
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