Sales & Distribution
From a depot number to a truck-loading plan.
Which SKUs are declining in Chattogram, by distributor, over the last eight weeks?
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How it works
How did revenue per region trend over the last six quarters?
In most AI analytics tools, a language model reads the data and writes the answer in prose, the step where numbers, trends, and entire facts get distorted. Our agentic structure removes that step by design.
The model’s only job is translation: natural language in, SQL out. A query either runs against real tables and columns or fails visibly. Every chart is traceable to the exact query that produced it.
The three engines
Each engine answers the next question on the maturity ladder. A business runs one, some, or all three, configured to what it actually needs, not a fixed bundle.
Answers what happened
Turns plain-language questions into live queries, charts, dashboards, and scheduled alerts, grounded in the company’s real schema, with the exact query behind every answer.
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Answers what will happen
Builds, trains, and validates real machine-learning models from the user’s own data, guided entirely by prompts, and returns honest held-out metrics with every model.
Explore the Prediction EngineAnswers what should we do
Translates business goals and constraints into formal optimization problems, solved by exact methods where optimality is provable and heuristics where scale demands it.
Explore the Optimization EngineAll three share one design principle: the language model never invents an answer. It only translates intent into verifiable computation.
Use cases
Each case starts with what happened, then carries the same business question into prediction and optimization.
Sales & Distribution
Which SKUs are declining in Chattogram, by distributor, over the last eight weeks?
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Logistics & e-commerceNordkade Fulfilment
The client everyone protected was the only one losing money.
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Cold Drink Equipment
Volume per cooler by outlet class, region, and cooler age.
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FinanceSolvenz
A rate cut everyone could see. An outflow only the data could explain.
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Pack-Price Architecture
Revenue and gross margin per litre by pack, channel, and region, last 12 months.
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RetailLarsen & Holt
Six years of folklore about a deli counter, settled in fifty seconds.
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Medical servicesClaraCare
A payer contract priced on a fee schedule that was never actually true.
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MicrofinanceUpokul Microfinance
Exposure to the taka, calculated before the storm made landfall.
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A manager asks, an analyst translates, a database engineer writes the query, and the answer arrives after the meeting that needed it - or never gets asked at all, because the trip isn’t worth the wait.
The Analytics Engine is a natural-language layer over the databases a company already runs. Ask it directly. Get a chart, an alert, a live dashboard, or a straight answer - on the spot, in plain language, without a ticket.
How it works
How did revenue per region trend over the last six quarters?
In most AI analytics tools, a language model reads the data and writes the answer in prose, the step where numbers, trends, and entire facts get distorted. Our agentic structure removes that step by design.
The model’s only job is translation: natural language in, SQL out. A query either runs against real tables and columns or fails visibly. Every chart is traceable to the exact query that produced it.
The three engines
Each engine answers the next question on the maturity ladder. A business runs one, some, or all three, configured to what it actually needs, not a fixed bundle.
Answers what happened
Turns plain-language questions into live queries, charts, dashboards, and scheduled alerts, grounded in the company’s real schema, with the exact query behind every answer.
You are here
Answers what will happen
Builds, trains, and validates real machine-learning models from the user’s own data, guided entirely by prompts, and returns honest held-out metrics with every model.
Explore the Prediction EngineAnswers what should we do
Translates business goals and constraints into formal optimization problems, solved by exact methods where optimality is provable and heuristics where scale demands it.
Explore the Optimization EngineAll three share one design principle: the language model never invents an answer. It only translates intent into verifiable computation.
Use cases
Each case starts with what happened, then carries the same business question into prediction and optimization.
Sales & Distribution
Which SKUs are declining in Chattogram, by distributor, over the last eight weeks?
Read the case
Logistics & e-commerceNordkade Fulfilment
The client everyone protected was the only one losing money.
Read the case
Cold Drink Equipment
Volume per cooler by outlet class, region, and cooler age.
Read the case
FinanceSolvenz
A rate cut everyone could see. An outflow only the data could explain.
Read the case
Pack-Price Architecture
Revenue and gross margin per litre by pack, channel, and region, last 12 months.
Read the case
RetailLarsen & Holt
Six years of folklore about a deli counter, settled in fifty seconds.
Read the case
Medical servicesClaraCare
A payer contract priced on a fee schedule that was never actually true.
Read the case
MicrofinanceUpokul Microfinance
Exposure to the taka, calculated before the storm made landfall.
Read the case
A manager asks, an analyst translates, a database engineer writes the query, and the answer arrives after the meeting that needed it - or never gets asked at all, because the trip isn’t worth the wait.
The Analytics Engine is a natural-language layer over the databases a company already runs. Ask it directly. Get a chart, an alert, a live dashboard, or a straight answer - on the spot, in plain language, without a ticket.
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