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Private sector

Complicated estates,made straightforward,in three steps.

A fully managed data and analytics service, run day to day in some of the most sensitive and heavily regulated environments in the country. The discipline that demands comes with us — and so does the speed.

What comes as standard

  • Security, residency and audit built in, not added
  • Data held in your environment, not ours
  • Multi-system estates with decades of history
  • Proven at 2,000 to 15,000 people

How it works

Three steps, and the third one is yours

The first two are the same wherever we deploy, because the platform and the framework do not change. The third is where private sector work differs: there is rarely a ready-made module for the question you actually need answering, so it gets built.

01

Connect

Read-only access to the systems you already run, set up once with your IT team. Nothing is written back, and nothing moves out of your environment.

02

Model

We work with the people who run the business, not with a data team — being that team is the point. They tell us how your organisation counts things, and the framework is configured to match.

03

Build

Your analytics, built for the questions you ask rather than picked off a shelf. Where the problem does repeat — finance, HR, online retail — there is already an accelerator and you pay less for it.

Scale

However much you are running, it is covered

The platform and the framework were built for local government, where one organisation’s data can sit in many separate databases that all have to be matched to each other, reconciled on every refresh, and served to thousands of daily users who all need the same number to mean the same thing.

That is the scale the service was designed around, so security, residency, audit and lineage are in it by default rather than added when somebody asks. Whatever you are running, the answer is not a new architecture — it is the same three steps.

No limit on sources

One council brings 26 databases together, and there is no ceiling: every source you add is matched and reconciled the same way.

Thousands of daily users

Across services that do not talk to one another, all working from the same numbers.

Audited throughout

Erasure, lineage and retention that have to work when somebody checks — and somebody does.

What you get

All of it as standard, without the years it took to build.

What you get

The platform, the people to run it, and the reports you asked for

A platform in your own cloud

Deployed into your environment on the same codebase that runs across local government every day. A product that already works, not a one-off build.

A team that runs it

We operate it day to day. Your data stays where you need it for residency, security and audit — you own where it lives, we own whether it works.

Reports built for your questions

Where what you need already exists, you have it quickly and cheaply. Where it does not, it gets built. Either way it arrives finished, and changes afterwards are part of the service.

Where it repeats

Some problems are the same for everyone

Where that is true we have already built it, and you buy it on subscription rather than paying to design it again.

Online retail

High volume, low margin, and the same questions every time. An accelerator, from £10,000 a year, for retailers up to £20m turnover.

See the retail accelerator

Finance

Identical across industries. Anyone on the same finance system is the same deployment.

See the modules

HR and workforce

The same again. Headcount, absence, cost and the manager’s own team view.

See the modules

Where it does not

Everything else is scoped, not sold off a shelf

Manufacturing, outsourcing, professional services — wherever the questions are yours rather than your industry’s. The platform and the framework are the same; what sits on top is designed for what you actually need to know. That is consulting, and it is priced before it starts.

How consulting works

Send us a list of your systems

We will tell you what we can connect to, what it takes, and what a first deployment looks like.