Data Science Services

Find the Evidence Behind the Decision

When the numbers tell only part of the story, we help you investigate the data, test assumptions, and work out what the evidence supports.

Start with your question

Start with the question

What Do You Need to Find Out?

Pick the question closest to yours. We’ll show how we would investigate it and where it sits in the range below.

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The question

We Cannot Explain How Customers Actually Behave

Reporting shows totals by month, but not which cohorts do what, where in the journey they drop, or which segments are worth treating differently.

How we would investigate it
What you could end up with
  • Segments defined by behaviour rather than by what is easy to filter on
  • Cohort and retention curves that separate a bad month from a bad intake
  • A journey analysis that shows where people actually leave
What it works with
  • Event or transaction history, however untidy
  • Whatever you already call a customer lifecycle
  • One outcome the business already measures
The question

We Shipped the Change and Cannot Prove It Helped

The metric moved after a release, and nobody can say whether the release caused it, the season did, or the sample was simply too small to tell.

How we would investigate it
What you could end up with
  • Experiments designed so the result can be trusted either way
  • A stated hypothesis, sample size and stopping rule agreed before launch
  • An incrementality read, not a before-and-after chart
What it works with
  • The change you want to test
  • Enough traffic or volume to reach significance
  • The one metric the test is allowed to move
The question

Everyone Claims Credit for the Same Result

Several channels, campaigns or operational changes all coincided with the number moving, and each owner has a chart showing it was theirs.

How we would investigate it
What you could end up with
  • An attribution model the people it judges can actually follow
  • Driver analysis that ranks contribution instead of asserting it
  • Root-cause work that separates the driver from the coincidence
What it works with
  • The channels or factors in contention
  • History long enough to see them vary independently
  • What decision the answer will change
The question

The Correlation Is Obvious and Nobody Will Bet On It

Two things move together and the business is about to spend against the assumption that one causes the other, with no test that would have shown otherwise.

How we would investigate it
What you could end up with
  • A treatment-effect estimate rather than a correlation restated
  • Counterfactual analysis: what would have happened anyway
  • A decision framework that says what evidence would change the call
What it works with
  • The intervention already made, or planned
  • A comparable group that did not receive it
  • The size of the decision riding on it
The question

We Have to Choose and the Trade-Offs Are Guesswork

Pricing, capacity, staffing or investment options are on the table, and the comparison between them is a spreadsheet built on somebody’s assumptions.

How we would investigate it
What you could end up with
  • Scenarios modelled with the constraints the business actually has
  • Sensitivity analysis showing which assumption the answer hangs on
  • A trade-off comparison you can take into the room
What it works with
  • The options under consideration
  • The constraints and costs that bound them
  • The assumptions you are least sure about
The question

There Is a Pattern in Here Somewhere

The data is rich enough that something should be visible in it, and nobody has had the time or the method to go and look properly.

How we would investigate it
What you could end up with
  • Exploratory analysis that reports what is not there as well as what is
  • Statistical testing, so a pattern is distinguished from noise
  • A shortlist of findings worth investigating further
What it works with
  • The datasets that plausibly bear on the question
  • Whatever quality they are currently in
  • Someone who can act on the answer

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What we build

Data Science Capabilities

Go beyond reporting to test what drives an outcome, compare possibilities and understand which signals are worth acting on.

01

Customer & Behavioural Analytics

Understand how customers behave across journeys, segments and lifecycle stages.

Behavioural AnalysisCustomer SegmentationCohort AnalysisRetention AnalysisJourney Analysis

02

Experimentation & A/B Testing

Design and analyse experiments to measure whether a change actually improves the outcome that matters.

Experiment DesignA/B TestingHypothesis TestingStatistical SignificanceIncrementality Analysis

03

Attribution & Driver Analysis

Identify which channels, actions or business factors contribute most to an outcome.

Attribution ModellingDriver AnalysisRoot Cause AnalysisContribution AnalysisPerformance Diagnostics

04

Causal Inference & Decision Science

Move beyond correlation to understand whether one factor is genuinely influencing another.

Causal InferenceTreatment Effect AnalysisCounterfactual AnalysisDecision FrameworksPolicy Evaluation

05

Business Optimisation & Scenario Modelling

Compare possible decisions, constraints and outcomes before committing resources.

Scenario ModellingWhat-If AnalysisSensitivity AnalysisBusiness OptimisationTrade-Off Analysis

06

Exploratory & Statistical Analysis

Explore complex datasets to uncover patterns, relationships and evidence that can guide further action.

Exploratory Data AnalysisStatistical ModellingTrend AnalysisDistribution AnalysisStatistical Testing

AI-enhanced data science

Explore Faster. Validate the Same.

Use AI alongside statistical analysis and decision science to explore data faster, investigate patterns, and make complex findings easier to understand.

01

Ask Naturally

Explore business data through conversational questions instead of relying on predefined reports.

Example“Why did customer retention drop in the last quarter?”

02

Spot What Changed

Surface patterns, anomalies, and relationships that may deserve deeper investigation.

ExampleAI highlights that the decline is concentrated among customers acquired through one channel.

03

Explore Possible Drivers

Generate hypotheses and explore possible drivers while keeping statistical validation at the centre.

ExampleCompare onboarding completion, pricing changes and support activity to identify likely causes.

04

Explain Clearly

Translate complex analytical findings into understandable, decision-ready insights.

ExampleTurn a statistical result into: “Customers who skip onboarding are significantly more likely to churn within 60 days.”

05

Compare Possibilities

Evaluate scenarios, assumptions, and trade-offs with AI-assisted analysis.

ExampleCompare the expected impact of improving onboarding versus offering a retention incentive.

06

Bring the Evidence Together

Connect the findings with business context so teams can choose the next step with greater clarity.

ExampleRecommend prioritizing onboarding improvements because they show stronger retention impact with lower ongoing cost.

Explore AI & Machine Learning

Industry context

Data Science Across Industries

Apply data science to understand behaviour, test assumptions, uncover performance drivers and support better decisions across different business environments.

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FinTech

01Customer Analytics
02Portfolio Analysis
03Attribution
04Cohort Analysis
05Decision Support

Our work

Data Science in practice.

Engagements where this is what we actually built. 4 of them are written up in full.

Production intelligence flow linking active sites, equipment, risk alerts and operational insights to smarter decisions.Manufacturing

Mining Intelligence: Automating Insights Below the Surface

An AI/ML-enabled prediction engine connecting plant data to automated forecasts, reducing human error, speeding up decisions, and scaling seamlessly across plants.

45%Faster insight discovery35%Reduction in manual analysis effort
The transaction monitoring dashboard on a laptop against a lilac backdrop, showing an alert queue with risk scores.FinTech

Transaction Intelligence & Behavioral Analytics

A scalable and configurable transaction monitoring solution engineered to detect suspicious activity in real time using rule engines, behavioral profiling, and hybrid risk logic, enabling financial institutions to strengthen AML compliance while optimizing operational efficiency.

45%Faster suspicious activity detection35%Improvement in monitoring workflow efficiency
The SWIFT data orchestration console on a laptop, showing a validated message table with status columns.FinTech

SWIFT Data Orchestration & Automation

A centralised data automation platform engineered to replace high-risk manual spreadsheet processes with secure ingestion, task-based validation, and SWIFT-compliant standardisation workflows, ensuring data integrity, operational scalability, and audit-ready transparency for insurance operations.

60%Reduction in manual spreadsheet50%Faster data validation
The watchlist governance console on a tablet, showing a consolidated list view with status columns.FinTech

Watchlist Governance & Compliance Intelligence Solution

Unified data governance and watchlist orchestration solution that consolidates, cleanses, and enriches regulatory, commercial, and internal lists, empowering compliance teams with real-time updates, audit-ready transparency, and exceptionally accurate screening data for enterprise AML operations.

50%Faster watchlist updates40%Reduction in duplicate or inconsistent list data

How we work

How an Investigation Runs

We agree what decision the answer has to serve before touching the data, then test the explanation hard enough that the result is worth acting on either way.

01

Frame the Question

Establish the decision behind the question, what would count as an answer, and what the business would do differently in each direction.

Focus
DecisionHypothesisSuccess criteriaOwner
02

Assess What You Have

Check the quality, coverage and relevance of the existing data, and say plainly what can be answered with it and what cannot.

Focus
CoverageQualityGapsFeasibility
03

Test the Explanation

Run the analysis, experiment or causal design that could disprove the answer, and report the effect size and the uncertainty around it.

Focus
MethodSignificanceEffect sizeUncertainty
04

Turn It Into a Decision

State the finding in the language of the decision, with the trade-offs, the assumptions it rests on, and what would change the conclusion.

Focus
FindingTrade-offsAssumptionsNext step
Frame01 Frame the QuestionAssess02 Assess What You HaveTest03 Test the ExplanationDecide04 Turn It Into a Decision

Insights

Thinking Behind the Evidence.

Perspectives on decision intelligence, attribution and the analysis that has to happen before a number is worth acting on.

Multimodal decision intelligence in Industry 4.0
AI & Machine Learning

Multimodal Decision Intelligence in Industry 4.0

· Akash Thakor · 5 min read

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Augmented Analytics in 2026: Quantifying the ROI of AI-Driven Insights for Global Enterprises

· Charmi Shah · 3 min read

Predictive analytics using intent data to unify B2B sales and marketing funnels
Data & Analytics

Predictive Analytics 2.0: How Intent Data Unifies B2B Sales & Marketing Funnels in 2026

· Charmi Shah · 5 min read

All Data & Analytics writing

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Data Science

Straight answers on what a data science engagement includes, how it differs from machine learning, and what to ask a data science company before you start.

01What does a Data Science service actually include?

A Data Science engagement can include behavioral analysis, experimentation, attribution, causal analysis, scenario modelling and statistical exploration. The exact mix depends on the business question, the data available, and the decision you need to make. Most engagements start from a single question the business already has, rather than from a list of techniques.

02How is Data Science different from Machine Learning?

Data Science focuses on analyzing data, testing hypotheses, and supporting decisions. Machine Learning is more focused on creating predictive models and AI systems that operate in production. Data science answers a question once, with evidence; machine learning builds something that keeps making the same judgement automatically.

03What business problems can Data Science help solve?

It can help investigate customer behavior, retention, marketing effectiveness, pricing, product performance, operational issues, attribution, and other questions where stronger evidence can improve a decision. It suits situations where reporting already shows what happened and the argument is about why, or about which of several options to take.

04Can Data Science work with the data we already have?

Yes. We first assess the quality, availability, and relevance of your existing data, then determine what analysis is possible and where additional data may be needed. Saying plainly what cannot be answered with the data you have is part of that assessment, not a later surprise.

05How can AI support Data Science?

AI can help analysts explore data faster, surface patterns, generate hypotheses, explain complex findings, and compare scenarios while statistical validation remains central to the analysis. It widens what can be looked at in the time available; it does not replace the test that decides whether a finding holds.

06Do we need a large data team to start a Data Science initiative?

Not necessarily. A focused engagement can begin with a specific business question, available data and a clear decision to support, then expand as the value and data maturity grow. A single well-chosen question is usually a better start than a platform, because it produces something the business can act on early.

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