From disconnected pipelines to answers on demand
An AI-first medallion architecture, with Fabric and Snowflake MCP servers that respect existing permissions.
A maintained warehouse, the models that run on it, and the applications your people actually open — delivered as a service rather than a project. You get the working system, and someone other than your analyst is on the hook for keeping it up.
Would you rather your own team built and ran it? That is what the Fabric and Data Architecture Workshops are for.
Most of the effort in analysis is still data preparation. A central source of clean data that matches how the business actually measures itself is what removes it — and keeping that source correct is ongoing work, not a project with an end date.
We design the model, build the pipelines, and then stay responsible for them: monitoring the loads, fixing the breaks, and absorbing the schema changes your source systems make without telling anyone. You get a warehouse that is still right in eighteen months.
A model that lives in a notebook is a demonstration. A model behind an endpoint, retrained on a schedule and watched for drift, is something the business can actually depend on.
We train models against your warehouse, host them, and keep them honest — scheduled retraining as new data lands, monitoring for the quiet accuracy decay that follows a changed business process, and a versioned rollback when a new model turns out worse than the one it replaced.
The warehouse and the model only pay for themselves at the point someone uses them. That point is usually an application — and often one that has to work on a phone, in a yard or a warehouse, away from a desk.
We build the front end over the data we already run: web applications, native iOS and Android, and embedded analytics inside the tools your team is in all day. The applications we build follow one shape — take data in, give an answer back — and we host and maintain them the same way we do the warehouse.
"Maintained" is easy to write and expensive to mean. Here is what it commits us to.
Monitoring, failure alerting and the fix are ours. Your analyst is not the person who finds out a load broke.
The code, the models and the data stay yours, in your cloud tenant and your Git repository. Nothing is locked behind our account.
Source systems change their schemas without warning. Absorbing that is part of the service, not a change request.
The people who designed the model build the application on top of it, so the answer is the same at both ends.
Newest first, across both service lines. Our current work is four standing relationships with heavy-equipment dealers — most running several months and multiple projects.
An AI-first medallion architecture, with Fabric and Snowflake MCP servers that respect existing permissions.
Citizen developers now deploy Fabric Apps through GitHub CI/CD, having never used Git.
A weekly team replacing a third-party contractor with Azure Logic Apps, across dev and prod.
Claude Code work deployed as Fabric Apps with row-level security and Fabric IQ.
Migrated a 90-plus rep sales team from monthly commission statements to always-available dashboards with row-level security for reps and managers.
A natural-language interface over a Snowflake warehouse. Ask in plain English, get answers back without writing SQL.
A Streamlit app that checks insurance certificates against legal standards by vendor type — compliance verification for vendor submittals on the spot.
Continuous delivery for Power BI reports — automated testing, deployment and version control.
Data-driven analysis for a sales geography restructuring — balanced workloads against coverage efficiency.
Tell us what you need built and what you already have running. Twenty minutes is usually enough to tell you whether this is a fit and roughly what it costs.