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AI that answers with your numbers, and shows where they came from

GenAI is most useful when it sits on top of the models and data you already trust. We build AI assistants and agents that call your forecasting, attribution and CLV models as tools, search your documents, and give a recommendation a manager can check.

What we deliver

AI agents on your models

An LLM orchestrator that calls your existing models as tools, runs what-if scenarios and explains the answer.

  • Tool design over governed tables
  • What-if and scenario tools
  • Multi-step reasoning with audit trail

Knowledge assistants (RAG)

Ask questions of briefs, contracts, policies and past campaign results and get answers with citations.

  • Document ingestion and chunking
  • Vector search and re-ranking
  • Answers with source links

Machine learning in production

Propensity, CLV, forecasting and MMM models that run on a schedule and feed real decisions.

  • Feature pipelines
  • Model serving and batch scoring
  • Drift monitoring and retraining

LLMOps, evaluation and guardrails

Make GenAI safe to put in front of employees and customers.

  • Evaluation sets and quality gates
  • Guardrails for PII and tone
  • Cost and latency monitoring

Copilots for business teams

Assistants inside the tools your teams already use, from CRM to dashboards.

  • Sales and marketing copilots
  • Insight summaries on dashboards
  • Drafting with human approval

AI strategy and use-case roadmap

Find the use cases worth funding and the order to build them in.

  • Use-case scoring by value and feasibility
  • Data readiness review
  • Pilot-to-production plan

See it working

Three demos from our AI Lab. Each one is an LLM agent that calls real analytical models as tools.

Our design rule: every number in an answer comes from a tool or a governed table. The language model plans and explains; it never invents figures.

Have a decision you want to get right?

Tell us the decision, the data you have and the timeline. We will come back with how we would approach it.