For years you have used CDXZipStream inside your spreadsheet. You pick a function, you fill in the arguments, and you get your answer. We are about to give you a second way to work. A new service connects your CDXZipStream account directly to AI assistants like Claude. Once it is turned on, you simply ask for what you need in ordinary language, and the assistant pulls the answer straight from the same CDXZipStream data you already trust. There are no function names to remember, no arguments to get right, and no copying results between windows.
Here is what that looks like in practice. You type "What is the population of ZIP code 80301, and how does it compare to the surrounding county?" and you get the answer, sourced from our census and demographics data. Or you type "How far is it to drive from our warehouse at 1200 Main Street, Dallas to each of these twelve customer addresses, and what is the best order to visit them?" and you get real driving distances and an optimized route back in a single reply. Everything you can do today becomes something you can just ask for. That includes ZIP lookups, radius searches, distance and driving time, demographics, address verification, and route optimization.
We are looking for a handful of beta testers before we go live. The service is nearly ready. Before we open it to everyone, we want real customers putting it through real work and telling us what is confusing, what is missing, and what surprised them. Beta seats are strictly limited, because we are keeping the group small enough to work closely with each tester. If you would like one, email support@cdxtech.com and tell us in a sentence or two how you use CDXZipStream today. We will follow up with setup instructions as seats are assigned.