Another week. The same spreadsheet.
Recurring exports and manual cleanup take time away from the work that matters. Build reporting that can refresh without starting over.
Kieran provides fractional business intelligence, AI, and automation services. Connect your systems, build useful dashboards, and put your business knowledge to work.
Your business intelligence partner.
Without the full-time
hire.
Less time putting reports together.
More time putting insights to work.
Recurring exports and manual cleanup take time away from the work that matters. Build reporting that can refresh without starting over.
Connect sales, finance, and operations around shared definitions so your team can understand what the numbers mean.
Get dedicated analytics support at a scope that fits your business, with room to grow as new questions come up.
Connect your data, put AI to work, and automate everyday tasks with BI and AI services built around your business.
Connect your databases, CRM, operational systems, and spreadsheets into a clean, modelled reporting foundation.
Deploy self-hosted Metabase with documented definitions for leadership, credit risk (PAR), and operations without per-seat licensing fees.
Instrument PostHog to diagnose multi-step onboarding funnels, watch session replays of UI friction, and join in-app user telemetry with your warehouse.
Automate daily KPI digests and scheduled morning pulses delivered directly to executive Slack channels or email inboxes.
Redesign survey questions for 3x higher completion, isolate churn cohorts, and tie customer feedback directly to operational product fixes.
Get ongoing help maintaining models, answering ad-hoc queries, investigating metric changes, and coaching internal analysts.
Make your business knowledge easier to use with retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). Build AI assistants that find relevant information in your documents and data, then answer questions with references to the source material.
Build AI agents that work across your tools to handle multi-step tasks, from gathering information to preparing follow-up actions, with permissions and review steps tailored to your workflow.
Connect your applications to automate repetitive work, including data entry, notifications, document routing, and handoffs between teams. Keep processes moving with clear triggers and exception handling.
Work with your existing stack, with deployment options shaped around your access, security, and operational needs.
Architecture, backups, and availability requirements are agreed as part of the scope.
Identify decisions, bottlenecks, recurring reports, and where current data becomes unreliable.
Inventory systems and establish the integrations, models, permissions, and data flow needed.
Deliver dashboards and reports around agreed KPIs, with the right level of detail for each audience.
Maintain the environment, add new use cases, and continuously improve how data supports the business.
Kieran provides data integration, dashboards and KPI reporting, reporting automation, ongoing fractional BI support, AI RAG knowledge assistants, agentic AI, and workflow automation. Engagements are scoped around your systems, priorities, and support needs.
RAG helps an AI assistant answer questions using retrieved business information. AI agents can use tools to carry out multi-step tasks. Workflow automation follows defined triggers and rules. These approaches can work together; the right starting point depends on the task. Compare AI and automation approaches.
A dashboard project delivers a defined reporting output. Fractional BI provides ongoing capacity to connect data, maintain reporting, investigate questions, and prioritize improvements. The scope should reflect the work your team actually needs.
Not necessarily. The starting point is your current tools and reporting needs. A data lake, warehouse, or a simpler connection to an existing database may be appropriate. Reliable reporting also depends on data quality, consistent definitions, and well-designed models.
The number of sources, data quality, reporting priorities, hosting requirements, and level of ongoing support all affect the work. Start with the reports and decisions that matter most so the initial scope can be focused.
A list of your main systems, an example of a report that takes too much effort, and the business question you want it to answer. A description is enough to start; you do not need to share system credentials or raw business data.
Tell us where your data lives and what report takes too much effort.