Data Platform & AI Analytics Consulting

Data platforms your team actually trusts.

We design, build and migrate Snowflake and dbt platforms — with testing and reconciliation built in, so the numbers hold up from day one.

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  1. Sources
    ERP · CRM · files · APIs
  2. Snowflake + dbt
    modelled · documented
  3. Trust layer
    tests · reconciliation · lineage
    verified
  4. Power BI
    shared metrics
  5. AI analytics
    questions in plain English
Built onSnowflakedbtAzurePower BI
What we do

From raw data to numbers people act on

Platform build

Snowflake + dbt platforms with tests, documentation and ownership built in.

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Migration

Move off legacy systems with parallel runs and reconciliation, so the new numbers are proven before cut-over.

ReconciliationParallel runs

Pipeline health

Map inherited pipelines, add tests and lineage, and make failures easy to find and fix.

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Analytics & AI

Shared metric definitions, Power BI reporting, and conversational analytics on top of a trusted model.

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How we work

A clear path, no six-month reorg

  1. 01

    Free call

    A 1:1 conversation about where your data stands and what is getting in the way.

  2. 02

    Assess

    We review sources, models and reports, and find where trust is breaking.

  3. 03

    Build

    Short, hands-on cycles — each one delivering something your team can use.

  4. 04

    Hand over

    Documentation, lineage and runbooks so your team owns it with confidence.

Data stories

Real problems, practical fixes

wk 1wk 6- - legacy— new platform
Migration

Proving the new numbers before cut-over

Challenge
A move to Snowflake was technically finished, but finance kept using the old system because month-end totals didn’t match.
What we did
We agreed reconciliation rules with finance and ran both systems side by side until the totals matched — then switched off the old one.
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Pipeline health

Making inherited pipelines trustworthy

Challenge
Years of undocumented pipelines meant every dashboard number was double-checked in Excel.
What we did
We mapped the lineage, tested and documented the core models first, and gave every metric a plain-language definition.
What was revenue last quarter?metric: revenue · governed definitionAnswer + source + definition
AI analytics

Plain-English questions, governed answers

Challenge
An AI prototype answered questions confidently — but used the wrong revenue definition.
What we did
We built a governed metric layer in dbt first, so every AI answer comes with its source and definition.
Notes

Notes from the field

Short lessons on why data gets trusted — or ignored.

Freshness

The dashboard that was right — just a day late

Operations made morning decisions from a dashboard that had silently stopped refreshing overnight. The numbers looked fine; they were simply yesterday’s.

The lesson

Accuracy wasn’t enough without timeliness. Freshness checks on the key sources, plus a visible “data as of” stamp on every report, meant stale data announced itself.

Definitions

Two departments, two versions of “active customer”

Sales and finance both reported active customers, and both were correct by their own logic. Leadership just saw two numbers that never agreed.

The lesson

This was a decision, not a bug. Getting one owner to choose the definition — then encoding and documenting it once in dbt — ended a debate no query could settle.

Cost

The Snowflake bill that made finance nervous

Warehouse costs climbed month after month, and the instinct was to restrict who could run queries — which would have undone the adoption the platform was built for.

The lesson

The spend came from a few full-refresh models and oversized warehouses, not from users. Making those models incremental and right-sizing compute cut cost without cutting access.

Contact

Let's talk about your data

Tell us where things stand today. You'll leave with a clear view of what's working, what isn't, and a practical first step.