DATA & DECISIONS
A dashboard nobody opens isn't analytics. It's decoration.
Stop drowning in dashboards. Our AI doesn't just visualize your data, it surfaces insights you didn't know to look for and tells you exactly what to do next.
Why it matters
The case for doing this now.
Most companies aren't short on data. They're short on time to read it. The dashboards proliferate, the weekly reports get longer, and the actual decisions still come down to a gut call in a meeting because nobody had time to dig.
We build analytics that work the other direction: an AI layer that watches your data continuously, surfaces what changed and why, and tells you what to do - in plain English, in the channel you already use.
Something meaningful shifts
One event- AnomalyDetected
- What changedSurfaced
- WhyExplained in plain English
- Next stepRecommended
Slack or emailPinged with context
In the channel you already use
Whatโs included
How we ship this.
Unified data layer
Pipelines that pull together the systems you already pay for - CRM, billing, product analytics, ad platforms - into one queryable source.
Custom dashboards built around your workflow
Not a generic template. The metrics you actually run the business on, in the layout your team will actually open.
Anomaly detection and proactive alerts
Slack or email pings when something meaningful shifts - with the context, not just the chart.
Natural-language analyst
Ask questions in plain English and get back charts, breakdowns, and a written summary - without learning SQL or pinging the data team.
Data points
The numbers behind the case.
12% / 80%
of features drive 80% of usage across 615 enterprise apps
53%
of SaaS licenses go unused or underused
~20%
of knowledge-worker time spent searching for information instead of acting on it
Typical rangeAIIM / McKinsey range
Days โ minutes
typical compression in time-to-insight after AI analytics rollout
Typical rangeWhat we've seen
<30%
of legacy BI dashboards see weekly active use after launch
Typical rangeIndustry estimate
15%
of daily work decisions projected to be AI-made by 2028
Where this shows up
What this looks like in practice.
An e-commerce brand running on Shopify, Klaviyo, and Meta Ads
We unified spend, attribution, and product margin into one daily view, and added an AI summary that flags which SKUs and creatives are quietly losing money. Decisions about ad budgets moved from a monthly meeting to a same-day shift.
Representative engagement
A B2B SaaS company drowning in feature-usage data
Built a usage map showing which 12% of features were driving real engagement and which were dead weight. The product team reprioritized the roadmap and killed two underused modules without a guess.
Representative engagement
Guides to help you decide
- AI for Ecommerce
AI for ecommerce, job by job: pre-sales questions, WISMO and returns, product content, search, customs paperwork, and reporting, plus how to test a store bot.
- AI for Manufacturing
AI solutions for manufacturing that hold up on the floor: RFQ intake, SOP search, maintenance tickets, NCRs, ERP questions, private AI, and scaling IIoT pilots.
- AI for Marketing Agencies
AI for marketing agencies: automate client reporting, scale creative inside brand guardrails, tighten briefs and QA, and sell AI search work to clients.
Next step
What would you do if your data answered back?
Bring us the question your dashboards never quite answer. We'll prototype an AI analytics layer against your real data in days, not quarters.