Data analytics consulting that starts by putting your numbers in one place.

Why does data unification come first?

Because every automation and every report downstream inherits whatever mess sits underneath it. When the ERP, the storefront and the books each hold a different version of the same number, a dashboard built on top of them is not reporting. It is arbitration.

So the first job is one place that holds the numbers, and you own it. Once that exists, reporting and automation both become straightforward, and they agree with each other because they are reading the same source.

Do we have to replace our systems?

No. We build inside the tools your team already uses. The point of unifying the data is to stop the systems disagreeing, not to rip them out and start again.

Who runs it after you leave?

Your team does, and that is the design rather than a nice outcome. Your staff learns alongside our engineers while the work is being built, so when the engagement ends everything keeps running on your infrastructure and your people know how to run it and how to improve it.

What does data analytics consulting cost?

We publish no prices. Scope varies too much between a ten-person agency and a two-hundred-person manufacturer for a rate card to be honest, so a thirty-minute discovery call is where we put real numbers on your situation.

Questions we hear

What happens after the engagement ends?

After our engagement ends, all of the value we've provided continues running on your infrastructure without us. Your staff has now matriculated to understanding how to run those processes and how to iterate them. This is what differentiates us from traditional firms.

How fast does the first tool ship?

The speed at which the first tool ships depends entirely on system access and how clean the data is, but is usually faster than people expect. We will have a better idea after a discovery call.

Is there a minimum business size you work with?

We work with businesses of all shapes and sizes.