E-commerce
Orders, repeat purchases, channels, categories and margin.
We start with your data, detect signals and anomalies, decompose changes into drivers, formulate testable hypotheses, and identify the actions with the strongest potential.
Business Analytics Audit is an entry product for companies that have accumulated transactional or customer data while analytics remains fragmented, manual or focused mainly on reporting.
Orders, repeat purchases, channels, categories and margin.
Sales, assortment, regions, customers and revenue concentration.
Repeat visits, utilization, revenue per client and retention.
Pipeline, customer base, churn risk and revenue concentration.
The exact analytical scope depends on the business model and data quality. A typical audit covers:
Structure, missing values, duplicates, reference data, periods and alignment with the business process.
KPI dynamics, segments, cohorts, seasonality, inflection points and rate changes.
Unusual changes, rare events, weak signals, risks and potential opportunities.
Decompose changes across customers, products, channels, periods and other drivers.
Formulate possible causes and test whether the data supports them and the effect matters to the business.
Priorities, action options, experiments and growth opportunities grounded in evidence.
The audit produces a concise evidence-based view of what is happening, why it may be happening, what the data actually supports, and what should be tested or changed next.
The audit is built around the business question. SQL, statistics, time series or models are used only where they produce a better answer.
Define the business question, sources and data quality.
Detect changes, deviations, risks and opportunities.
Locate where the change occurred and the factors associated with it.
Formulate possible causes in a testable form.
Test hypotheses statistically or through backtesting / modeling.
Define priorities, actions and expected business impact.
Define how the result should be measured after implementation.
An initial audit does not require a full BI implementation or systems integration. A relevant-period export is often enough.
Sales, orders, customers, products, payments, interactions or operations.
Exports from business systems without permanent access at the first stage.
Structured tables or extracts if the company already maintains its own database.
No. The audit can start from Excel/CSV or CRM/BAF exports. A BI solution is only recommended if it is justified by the next stage.
The standard product delivers analytical results, findings and agreed deliverables. Source-code transfer is outside the base scope unless separately agreed.
That is still a valuable audit result. We identify what prevents reliable analysis and what should be fixed first.
Yes. The next stage can include recurring analytics, BI/reporting, customer or profitability intelligence, and data-preparation automation.
Send a short description of your data sources, time period and business question. You do not need to share confidential data for the initial discussion.