Get your data in order, then put it to work.

We build the pipelines that bring your data together, the dashboards and analysis that make sense of it, and machine learning features that do useful work, with a person checking the results.

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Data Engineering

Pipelines that pull data from your databases, apps and files into one place, tested like any other code so the numbers don't quietly go wrong.

  • ETL and ELT pipelines with data quality checks
  • Data lakes and warehouses on S3, Redshift and Snowflake
  • Data contracts and pipeline testing
  • Scheduling, monitoring and alerts when a load fails

Usually Python and SQL, on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud.

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Data Science and AI Analytics

Dashboards and analysis that answer the questions your team actually asks, plus forecasting and AI-assisted analysis when the data can support it.

  • Power BI models and dashboards
  • Forecasting and trend analysis
  • Customer, operations and financial reporting
  • AI-assisted analysis, with a person reviewing what it finds

Usually Power BI, Python and SQL.

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Machine Learning and AI Development

Models and AI features built into your products and workflows, like document checks, classification, search, and assistants that work with your own data.

  • Models for classification, prediction and matching
  • Document and identity checks, like the ones in our IDClear product
  • AI assistants connected securely to your tools and data
  • Review steps, logging and access controls, so you can see what the AI did
  • Deployment and monitoring, so models keep working after launch

Human review is built in from the start. It's also one of the topics in our co-founder's PhD research.

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How data projects usually start

Small. We pick one question worth answering and one or two data sources, and get a working pipeline and dashboard in front of you early. If it's useful, we build out from there.

  1. 1

    Pick the question

    What decision would better data help you make? We start there, not with the tools.

  2. 2

    Connect the data

    We bring in the sources that matter, check the quality, and show you what's really in there.

  3. 3

    Build out what works

    Once the first piece is useful, we add sources, reports and models, and keep them running.

Keeping it running

Pipelines break when a source system changes, and models drift as the world does.

We can look after both on a Managed Services retainer: watching data loads, fixing failures, and updating models with fresh data when they need it. You get the same monthly update as every other client.

Managed Services

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