Who you are agreeing with

MSRX GraphIQ is operated by Mrinal Singh Raja, an individual, publishing under the name "MSRX". MSRX is a brand name, not a registered company, and nothing here should be read as implying a company behind it.

In these terms "we", "us", "our" and "MSRX" mean Mrinal Singh Raja. "You" means the person using MSRX GraphIQ. Written notice reaches us at mrinalsinghraja@gmail.com.

A chart shows what you gave it

The studio draws what is in your file. It does not check whether the file is right. Wrong units, a mis-parsed date column, a decimal separator read as a thousands separator, rows dropped by a filter you forgot — all of these produce a chart that is beautiful and wrong.

The data health report exists to catch some of this, and it catches some of it. It is not an audit and it does not know what your data is supposed to mean.

The analyst reads a sample, not your dataset

The AI analyst is given a profile of your data and a small number of sample rows. It never sees the full file. Anything it says about a trend, a total, or an outlier is inferred from that summary and may not hold across your actual data.

It is also a language model, so it will state all of this with equal confidence whether it is right or wrong. Verify any number before you repeat it.

Not professional advice

MSRX GraphIQ is an informational tool. Nothing it produces is financial, investment, medical, legal, scientific or business advice, and using it creates no advisory relationship between us.

Do not make an investment, a clinical, a regulatory or a commercial decision on the basis of a chart or an analysis from this software without having it checked by somebody qualified who has seen the underlying data. We accept no responsibility for a decision taken on the basis of anything this software told you.

Where to ask

If a chart or a health check looks wrong, that is worth reporting — write to mrinalsinghraja@gmail.com and say which template and what you expected.