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How we work

From first audit to a team that runs it alone

Five stages, each with a defined end point. You can stop after any of them and still own everything built so far.

The five stages

What happens, and what you get at the end of each

01

Assess

Four weeks with your analysts and engineers. We map every source, every report nobody trusts, and what each gap costs in hours.

  • Source and quality inventory
  • Ranked opportunity list
  • Written findings, no slideware

02

Pilot

One use case, six to twelve weeks, with a success threshold agreed before we start. If it misses, we say so and stop.

  • Measurable success criteria
  • Production path designed up front
  • Go or no-go recommendation

03

Build

Platform, pipelines and models built in your cloud account, in your repository, reviewed by your engineers every sprint.

  • Your cloud, your repository
  • Tests and lineage as we go
  • Weekly working demos

04

Operate

Monitoring for drift, cost and freshness, with an on-call rota we share until your team is ready to hold it alone.

  • Drift and cost alerting
  • Shared on-call rota
  • Monthly service review

05

Hand over

Runbooks, model cards and two weeks of training. Our last invoice is the one where your team stops needing us.

  • Runbooks and model cards
  • Training for your analysts
  • Thirty days of support, free
Standards

The rules we hold ourselves to

Everything in version control

Infrastructure, transformations and model code live in your repository with reviewed pull requests.

Tested transformations

Every model ships with data tests. A pipeline that fails silently is worse than one that fails loudly.

Documented as built

Runbooks and model cards are written during the work, not reconstructed at the end.

Questions

Questions about the process

Still unsure? Call (216) 123 45678 and ask for whoever is on the desk.

Ask a question

Yes, if you already have a clear scope and recent discovery work. We will still spend a few days validating assumptions before committing to a fixed price.

Tell us which number you cannot trust

Send one paragraph about the report that always starts an argument. A data lead, not a salesperson, replies within one business day.