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AI Analytics & Agents

Claude and ChatGPT workflows grounded in approved data, with calculations checked in the warehouse or semantic model and a person in the loop for consequential output.

Typical timeline · Defined in discovery

Illustrative sample

Not a client result

Calculated result

Gross margin
31.4%
Prior month
34.1%
Change
−2.7 pt
  • Product mix shifted toward a lower-margin family.
  • Freight per unit rose in two regions.
  • Average selling price was flat.

Figures are computed from a sample semantic model. The language model explains the result. It is not the source of the numbers.

Challenges

  • Business users cannot ask a question without commissioning another report
  • AI pilots answer from a pasted export, with no record of the query
  • A demonstration has no permissions model, test set, or owner for a wrong number

Outcomes

  • Answers computed from approved datasets and existing metric definitions
  • Access limited to the data each role is already allowed to see
  • A documented path from a workspace pilot to an integrated workflow, when the case holds

Engagement process

01

Discover

Map the decision, the systems that hold the data, and where the numbers disagree.

02

Design

Specify the model, the workflow, and the controls: approved data, permissions, and what a person must review.

03

Build

Implement pipelines, semantic models, dashboards, or analytical workflows in releases the team can review.

04

Validate

Check calculations, access, and outputs against agreed tests before a figure is treated as decision-ready.

05

Operate

Hand over documentation and, where you want it, stay on for monitoring and agreed improvements.

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What we implement

Four ways AI analytics shows up in the business.

01

Claude and ChatGPT-powered analytics

Business users ask questions in plain language. Answers stay tied to datasets you approve and to calculations defined in the model.

  • Questions about sales, revenue, cost, and profitability, within metrics you have already defined.
  • Analysis of Excel files and recurring management reports when those files are the system of record.
  • Draft management commentary and variance explanations a reviewer can edit before they circulate.
  • Room to explore a question without commissioning a new report for every cut.

02

Conversational analytics and business data agents

A natural-language interface over a SQL database, a warehouse, or a governed semantic model. The model selects an approved tool. The database or semantic model computes the result.

  • Natural-language-to-SQL limited to approved schemas and reviewed query patterns.
  • Semantic-model integration so metrics keep the definitions the business has already accepted.
  • Tool calling that runs the analytical code or queries you allow.
  • Source citations or query provenance where the platform supports them.
  • Calculation tests against known results before a figure is treated as management-ready.
  • Role-based access aligned to the data each person is already permitted to see.
  • Human review before an action that changes a record, sends a report outside the team, or commits a number to a management pack.

03

Automated analytical reporting

Recurring analysis that currently depends on someone exporting, pivoting, and writing the same commentary every cycle.

  • Monthly financial reporting.
  • Budget-versus-actual analysis.
  • Variance explanations.
  • Inventory coverage and exception lists.
  • KPI summaries for management reviews.
  • Anomaly checks and scheduled alerts.
  • Report generation and distribution through a channel you already approve.

04

Production AI analytics and enterprise integration

A demonstration still has to survive permissions, ambiguous questions, model changes, and cost. This is the engineering that makes an analytical workflow operable.

  • API integration with Anthropic Claude and OpenAI models, when that is the right interface for the workflow.
  • Connections to the warehouse and to the applications that should receive the output.
  • Permissions and data security aligned to how access already works in your environment.
  • Evaluation sets and regression tests so a prompt or model change does not silently move a KPI.
  • Observability for failures, latency, and model cost.
  • An audit trail and an approval step for consequential output.
  • Deployment and support after the first release.

Deliverables

Grounded question-and-answer workflowsSemantic model or warehouse integrationAutomated reporting packsEvaluation and access controls

Led by Ayush Dubey, Principal Data Platform & AI Consultant.