AI and data services

Marketing Analytics & BI

Campaign measurement, executive dashboards, customer analytics, metrics layers, and Custom BI views grounded in operating records.

Engagement shape

A focused analytics build that turns marketing and customer data into trusted metrics, dashboards, and operating views.

Typical timeline

Typically 3-6 weeks depending on source access, attribution complexity, and dashboard scope.

Who it is for

Designed for teams with a concrete operating problem.

Marketing and revenue teams that need reliable campaign, funnel, and customer reporting

Executives who need clear operating dashboards tied to business records

Teams whose BI stack exists but does not yet produce decision-grade measurement

Deliverables

Concrete artifacts, not vague advisory output.

Measurement model for campaigns, funnels, channels, and customer cohorts

Dashboard, Custom BI, or analytics-site implementation with documented metric definitions

Recommendations for data capture, source cleanup, and ongoing reporting ownership

Outcomes

What this work should leave behind.

Measurement models for campaign, funnel, and customer performance

We keep the deliverable tied to operating use: records people can own, workflows people can inspect, and technical contracts agents can use safely.

Dashboards, Custom BI views, and metrics layers for decision-grade reporting

We keep the deliverable tied to operating use: records people can own, workflows people can inspect, and technical contracts agents can use safely.

Analytics foundations that connect marketing signals to business records

We keep the deliverable tied to operating use: records people can own, workflows people can inspect, and technical contracts agents can use safely.

Related Lab Notes

Relevant thinking from the platform work.

Slab5 beta

Give your business workflows a governed operating layer.

Start with one real operating flow: records, REST APIs, MCP access where enabled, AgentGrid approvals, audit logs, and the context business operators need to trust the work.