Process cost
Cut waste in staffing, routing and inference spend.
32%typicalHover a path to lift it. Click for how the work lands.
Cut waste in staffing, routing and inference spend.
32%typicalScore risky events in line with the transaction, with a cost on every miss.
0.79Catch defects on the line and close the review loop.
96.8%typicalAnswers over your documents, with citations a person can open.
0.94A score with a kill-switch, an audit trail and a named owner.
74.5%typicalCut overstock, stockouts and overtime with a forecast planners actually use.
2.7%Six stages, in order, every time. Scroll through them to see the tools attached to each and what we hand over when it closes.
01 · Data
Do we have the signal at all?
Source audit, lineage, freshness and volume. We answer whether the problem is even learnable from what exists before writing a model.
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Source audit, lineage, freshness and volume. We answer whether the problem is even learnable from what exists before writing a model.
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audit output: feasibility memo + gap list
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Feature engineering with offline and online parity. Every feature has an owner, a definition and a freshness guarantee.
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handover: feature registry + contracts
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Baseline first, then iterate. Rolling-origin validation, tracked experiments, and a metric agreed with you before training starts.
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handover: model card + experiment log
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Serving inside your latency and cost budget. Versioned artifacts, blue/green rollout, and rollback that has actually been tested.
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handover: deployed endpoint + runbook
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Drift, data quality and business metrics on the same dashboard. Alerts that map to an action, not just a threshold.
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handover: dashboards + alert routing
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Measured against the pre-registered metric, with the experiment design fixed before launch so the result means something.
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handover: impact readout + next bets
01 · Data
Source audit, lineage, freshness and volume. We answer whether the problem is even learnable from what exists before writing a model.
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02 · Features
Feature engineering with offline and online parity. Every feature has an owner, a definition and a freshness guarantee.
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03 · Model
Baseline first, then iterate. Rolling-origin validation, tracked experiments, and a metric agreed with you before training starts.
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04 · Inference
Serving inside your latency and cost budget. Versioned artifacts, blue/green rollout, and rollback that has actually been tested.
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05 · Monitoring
Drift, data quality and business metrics on the same dashboard. Alerts that map to an action, not just a threshold.
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06 · Business impact
Measured against the pre-registered metric, with the experiment design fixed before launch so the result means something.
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Not outcomes — those depend on your data. These are the working commitments in every contract.
Not a status report. Something that runs, on your data, from the second week on.
You own the code, the weights, the runbooks and the history. Nothing is held back until the last invoice.
Each milestone has written acceptance criteria agreed up front. You sign off, then we bill.
A dashboard on the metric you named, drift alerts, and a rollback you can trigger without us.