How it works
What is the dataset size setting for?
Genyo.ai adapts processing and modeling based on your dataset size. Choose from very small to very large datasets, to keep training and inference optimal.
What is the Genyo.ai Dashboard?
The dashboard is your control center where you can manage workspaces, agents, datasets, and reports. It provides key metrics at a glance — including API activity, dataset quality, and agent scopes — so you always have a clear view of your AI operations.
What is a Workspace?
A workspace is a dedicated environment where you can organize projects, agents, and datasets. Each workspace can represent a specific business unit, data source, or AI use case.
How do I create a new Workspace?
Creating a workspace takes only a few seconds. From the sidebar, select “Create a New Workspace”, enter a name, and click Create. Once created, you can immediately add your first AI Agent.
Agents
What is an Agent in Genyo.ai?
An Agent is an AI decision engine designed to solve a specific business problem, such as credit scoring, fraud prevention, or customer retention. Each Agent operates independently within a workspace.
How do I create an Agent?
After opening your workspace, click Create Agent and follow the guided process:
1. Select a business need (e.g., Credit Scoring, Fraud Detection, Customer Rating).
2. Specify your dataset availability and size.
3. Define business priorities (e.g., cost optimization, inclusion, or stability).
4. Select your model priority from optimized model options.
This process helps tailor the model to your exact goals.
What does “Business Need” mean?
It identifies the purpose of the Agent — such as assessing creditworthiness, detecting fraud, or predicting churn. Selecting a business need helps Genyo.ai preconfigure the most suitable algorithms and workflows.
What is the Dataset Size selection for?
Genyo.ai adapts its processing and modeling based on your dataset size. You can choose from very small to very large datasets, ensuring training and inference remain optimal.
What are Business Priorities?
Business Priorities let you fine-tune your Agent’s objectives. Examples include:
• Cost-Optimized Batch Underwriting: for large-scale scoring with minimal operational cost.
• New-to-Credit Expansion: for reaching underserved populations while maintaining control.
Each priority defines calibration quality, model stability, and data readiness requirements.
What is Model Priority?
Model Priority allows you to select the best-performing model architecture for your needs — for example: • TabPFN Batch-Optimized Credit Scoring – best for batch operations and small datasets. • XGBoost Lightweight Credit Scoring – excellent speed and scalability. • GAM Standard Credit Scoring – highest interpretability and regulatory alignment.