We turn messy data into Artificial Intelligence that actually ships

Most AI projects stall between prototype and production. Our team in England gets models into live systems within 8 to 14 weeks, tested against your real traffic and edge cases.

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Models deployed
8–14
Weeks to production
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Terabytes processed
96%
Client retention rate

What we build

Each engagement starts with your specific bottleneck. We do not sell generic platforms or dashboards nobody opens.

Predictive quality control

Computer vision models that inspect products on your existing camera feeds. We train on your defect library, typically 500 to 2,000 labelled images, and integrate via a lightweight API that returns pass/fail in under 40 ms.

Demand forecasting

Time-series models built on your sales, weather, and calendar data. One logistics client reduced overstock by 22% in the first quarter after deployment. We retrain monthly so accuracy does not drift.

Customer intent classification

Natural language models that tag inbound messages by urgency, topic, and sentiment. Trained on your ticket history, not generic corpora. Average accuracy after fine-tuning: 91% across 15 intent categories for a recent SaaS client.

Document extraction pipelines

Receipts, invoices, contracts: we build OCR + NLP chains that pull structured fields into your ERP. One client in the financial sector cut manual data entry from 12 hours a week to 45 minutes.

Anomaly detection

Unsupervised models that flag unusual patterns in sensor readings, transaction flows, or network logs. We set alert thresholds collaboratively so your ops team gets signal, not noise.

Retrieval-augmented generation

Internal knowledge assistants grounded in your documentation. Unlike generic chatbots, these cite the source paragraph and refuse to hallucinate. We index PDFs, wikis, and Confluence spaces into a vector store you own.

Our method, week by week

Transparency matters more than slide decks. Here is what happens once you sign.

Weeks 1–2: Data audit

We connect to your databases, warehouses, or file shares. Our team profiles schema quality, null rates, class balance, and volume. You receive a written report with a go/no-go recommendation. If the data is not ready, we say so and help you fix it before burning compute budget.

Weeks 3–5: Baseline model

We train a minimal viable model and benchmark it against a simple heuristic. If the model cannot beat the heuristic by at least 8 percentage points on your chosen metric, we pivot the approach or renegotiate scope. No vanity demos.

Weeks 6–9: Iteration and stress testing

Feature engineering, hyperparameter search, adversarial testing. We simulate edge cases drawn from your historical incidents. The model gets harder exams each sprint.

Weeks 10–12: Integration

Containerised deployment on your cloud account (AWS, Azure, or GCP). We write the API contract, set up monitoring dashboards, and run shadow mode alongside your current process for two weeks.

Weeks 13–14: Handover and retrain schedule

Documentation, runbooks, and a retraining pipeline your engineers can trigger without us. We stay on a lightweight support contract for the first 90 days post-launch.

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Why projects fail elsewhere

The most common reason is not bad algorithms. It is a gap between the data science team and the engineers who run production infrastructure. Models trained in Jupyter notebooks do not survive contact with real traffic patterns, schema changes, or cold-start scenarios.

Our team includes ML engineers and platform engineers in the same sprint. Every model we build has a deployment plan from day one, not as an afterthought in month six. That is why 96% of our clients stay past the first engagement.

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers, no jargon walls.

How much data do we need before starting?
It depends on the task. For tabular classification, 2,000 labelled rows is a reasonable starting point. Computer vision tasks usually need 500+ images per class. If you have less, we can discuss synthetic augmentation or transfer learning strategies during the data audit. We will not oversell a project that lacks sufficient training signal.
Do you work with on-premise servers?
Yes. About a third of our clients in regulated industries (finance, healthcare, defence) require models to run on-premise. We containerise with Docker and support deployment on bare-metal GPU servers or air-gapped Kubernetes clusters.
What does an engagement cost?
A typical 12-week project with two ML engineers and one platform engineer runs between £40,000 and £85,000, depending on data complexity and compute requirements. We quote fixed-price after the data audit so there are no surprises.
Can you retrain models after deployment?
Every model we deliver includes an automated retraining pipeline. You trigger it when new labelled data is available, or on a calendar schedule (weekly, monthly). The pipeline validates the new model against the previous version and only promotes it if performance improves.
Who owns the trained model and code?
You do. Weights, code, and pipeline configurations live in your repositories from the start. We do not lock IP behind proprietary platforms. Our standard contract includes a full IP assignment clause effective on final payment.
What if the model does not meet the agreed metric?
We define a success metric and threshold in the statement of work. If the model fails to reach that threshold after the iteration phase, you pay only for the data audit and baseline stages. We absorb the remaining cost. This has happened twice in 73 engagements.

Talk to us about your data

Describe the problem, attach a sample if you can, and we will reply within one working day with an honest assessment of feasibility.

482 Blind Lane, St. Lueilwitz Heath, England, BM60 4TM, United Kingdom

+44 55 9232 4111

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