Turn insights into decisions.
Insights alone don't drive decisions, the conversation around them does. accoCOMMENT embeds structured commentary directly into your reports, so context is traceable and visible where decisions are made.
Contextual comments
Comment on any visual, page or data point, tied to the exact filter or data slice.
Tag & collaborate
Tag colleagues for fast collaboration, no more scattered emails or lost Teams chats.
Decision history
Track rationale over time and keep a single source of truth for discussions.
Ratings & attachments
Support ratings, attachments and workflow options alongside text commentary.
Written back to SQL
Comments are stored in a SQL table, usable in reporting, governance and approvals.
AI-ready knowledge
Captures the "why" behind the numbers, a living context layer AI agents can use. See how this fuels AI →
From a report to a decision platform
Power BI shows what happened. accoCOMMENT captures why, the discussion, the decision and the context, without ever leaving the report.
See commenting inside the report
A short walkthrough of threaded, cell-level commentary in Power BI, written straight back to your own SQL database.
Commentary where decisions happen
Wherever a number needs explaining, an assumption needs recording or a follow-up needs owning, accoCOMMENT keeps it in Power BI.
Comments in Power BI: questions
Can you comment on numbers in Power BI?
Power BI’s built-in comments sit on a report or a visual. accoCOMMENT attaches comments, ratings and approvals to the exact data point they are about, so the explanation stays with the figure.
Where are the comments stored?
In your own database, next to the data: Azure SQL, Microsoft Fabric or on-premise SQL Server. Comments survive report refreshes and can be used in other reports.
Can AI assistants use the comments?
Yes. Because the comments are stored as data next to the figures, AI assistants such as Claude and Microsoft Copilot can read the context behind a number instead of guessing it.
How much does accoCOMMENT cost?
Writeback users cost $15 per user per month for 1–30 users, $11 for 31–99 and $8 for 100+, or from $6.7 with a 12-month commitment. Report viewers are free, and there is a 30-day free trial on Microsoft AppSource.