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Revenue growth starts with a better question

Find where your
revenue can grow.

BI Forge helps you identify revenue growth opportunities through data analytics. We connect the dots across your sales, customers and marketing to show where you could sell more — and what to test first.

Start with a business question. We’ll handle the data.

FROM BUSINESS DATA TO YOUR NEXT MOVE
SalesCustomersMarketing

Where could more revenue come from?

More completed orders

Find where ready-to-buy customers drop out.

More returning customers

See who comes back — and who does not.

More value per order

Spot product combinations worth testing.

Your next move: prioritize the opportunities your data supports.
Questions with a direct link to revenue

You may not need more traffic.
You may need to see what happens next.

We look for the gaps and patterns behind three familiar business questions.

01 / CONVERT MORE INTEREST INTO SALES

“Why do people leave without buying?”

Follow the journey from first visit to paid order. Compare the steps by channel, device and customer group to find where potential sales disappear.

A decision this can supportWhich step should we improve before buying more traffic?
02 / BRING CUSTOMERS BACK

“Who is likely to buy from us again?”

Compare first-time and returning customers. Look at what they bought, when they returned and which groups stop coming back.

A decision this can supportWhich customers should our next retention campaign focus on?
03 / INCREASE VALUE PER ORDER

“What could customers add to their order?”

Find products frequently bought together and compare basket sizes. Check discounts and margins before choosing an offer to test.

A decision this can supportWhich bundle or recommendation is worth testing next?

More than a dashboard. A clearer next move.

The aim is a prioritized view of revenue opportunities: the evidence behind each one, the assumptions to check, and the metrics to track when you act.

Analytics first. Technology in service of the answer.

We find the opportunity.
Then build what helps you act.

Data, reporting and software support the business decision. The first project starts with the question you need answered.

02 / DATA INTEGRATION

Bring the full customer journey into view.

Connect your store, CRM, marketing and other systems so you can follow what happens across them, rather than compare disconnected exports.

A possible first project:
A scoped data pipeline with agreed transformations, checks and a defined update process.
What the work can include

Map sources and access · Develop ETL and API integrations · Check data quality and handover

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03 / BIG DATA INFRASTRUCTURE

Make growing data easier to investigate.

Design or improve the foundation behind your analytics, so larger datasets and more detailed business questions can be handled reliably.

A possible first project:
An architecture proposal or a focused infrastructure implementation, with scope and constraints agreed first.
What the work can include

Review workloads and architecture · Plan storage, queries and migration · Address performance and operating needs

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04 / AI AGENT DEVELOPMENT & CONFIGURATION

Make useful answers easier to reach.

Build an AI agent for an agreed analytical question or workflow. Connect the relevant data and tools, define checks, and keep people involved in reviewing the result.

A possible first project:
A scoped agent pilot, integrations, evaluation criteria and a plan for iteration.
What the work can include

Define the task and review points · Connect tools, APIs and data · Evaluate behavior and refine

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05 / CUSTOM SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Turn an insight into a working tool.

Build a custom application or internal tool when your team needs more than a report to act on an opportunity or improve a recurring workflow.

A possible first project:
A defined application scope, an implementation plan and agreed acceptance criteria.
What the work can include

Clarify users and workflows · Design and develop the application · Test, release and support

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06 / MANAGED ANALYTICS SERVICES

Keep track of what actually changes.

Maintain your analytical workflows and reporting as sources and business needs change, so the team can keep reviewing results after launch.

A possible first project:
An agreed support scope covering monitoring, maintenance and ongoing improvements.
What the work can include

Monitor the agreed workflows · Maintain and tune the platform · Plan improvements with your team

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07 / TRAINING & SUPPORT

Help your team act on the evidence.

Help the people using your analytics understand the metrics, investigate changes and use the tools in everyday decisions.

A possible first project:
Training and documentation tailored to the people using and maintaining the solution.
What the work can include

Run practical workshops · Transfer working knowledge · Agree on ongoing support

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These are examples of project scopes. Deliverables, access requirements, timing and price are agreed before implementation.

From a growth question to a measurable next step

Evidence first. Then action.

01 / DEFINE

Choose the growth question

Agree on the business goal, the revenue metric and the customer journey to investigate.

02 / INVESTIGATE

Find the opportunity

Check the data, establish a baseline and compare the patterns behind your results.

03 / PRIORITIZE

Choose what to test

Weigh potential impact, confidence and effort. Agree on an action and how success will be measured.

04 / MEASURE

See what changed

Track the agreed metrics, review the outcome and use the findings to decide the next move.

Before you start

Revenue analytics, in plain language.

How can data analytics help identify revenue growth opportunities?

Analytics compares sales journeys, customer groups and buying patterns to find where potential revenue is lost or underused. BI Forge helps establish a baseline, investigate the evidence and prioritize opportunities for your team to test.

What data do we need to start?

Start with one business question. Depending on that question, useful sources may include orders, customer records, marketing activity, product information and relevant costs. The available sources, definitions, access and data gaps are reviewed before agreeing on the project.

What could a first project deliver?

A focused project can deliver a consistent baseline, a prioritized view of opportunities, the assumptions to validate and a reporting view or measurement plan for the next test. Deliverables, timing and price are agreed for your situation.

Does a dashboard increase revenue by itself?

A dashboard makes evidence easier to use. Revenue changes depend on the action your business chooses and tests. BI Forge helps find and measure opportunities; illustrative calculations on this site are not client results or promised gains.

Technology follows the task

See the tools behind our work.

ClickHouse, CHops, Trino, Iceberg and Hive, together with our own ETL, visualization software and AI analytical agent.

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Start with the question that matters to your business

Where could your next revenue growth come from?

Tell us what you sell, where customers buy and what you want to improve. We’ll discuss which data could help answer your question and what a focused first project could look like.

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