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Data and analytics

Data platforms and management and regulatory reporting in which every metric has a single definition.

Overview

We build data platforms that collect information from company systems in one place, along with reporting for management and operations teams. Every metric has a single definition, an owner and a description of how it is calculated.

We design reports starting from the decision they are meant to support. For each user group we agree on a few of the most important metrics and the thresholds at which the system sends a notification.

We also prepare the data platform for future AI use, with data quality checks, change history and permissions.

Scope of work

  • Data platform architecture
  • Data pipelines with quality tests
  • Metric dictionary with definitions
  • Reports and dashboards for departments
  • Notifications when thresholds are exceeded
  • Permissions and documentation

Project flow

  1. 01

    Source review

    We document the source systems, data volumes and existing reports. We establish which metrics differ today and why.

  2. 02

    Architecture

    We match the solution to the scale and budget, from a PostgreSQL database to a cloud data warehouse or lakehouse.

  3. 03

    First area

    We launch the data pipeline and reports for one department. At this stage we verify data quality and metric definitions.

  4. 04

    Expansion

    We add further sources and areas in the agreed order, with quality tests and documentation.

When it makes sense

  • The same metric has different values depending on the department that calculates it.
  • Management reports are compiled by hand from several systems.
  • Data is needed for an AI project, but its quality is unknown.
  • Current reports are rarely used and do not support day-to-day decisions.

Technologies

Technologies are selected to suit the project and the client's environment. The ones we most often work with:

  • PostgreSQL
  • dbt
  • Apache Iceberg
  • Databricks
  • Snowflake
  • BigQuery
  • Power BI
  • Metabase
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Not always. At a smaller scale a well-designed PostgreSQL database is enough. We prepare a recommendation after the source review.