Thinklytics

Data & AI Consulting

Thinklytics helps mid-market and enterprise teams fix messy data, modernize Tableau and Power BI, govern analytics, and ship AI automation. Austin, TX.

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Annual reconciliation labour, fourteen regions on one definition in 11 weeks

Is the data in a state that will survive what we want to build on it?

Member match accuracy per 100 records, unlocking $4.8M annual claims recovery

Workbooks on the server, dashboard load down from 47 to 9 seconds

Annual infrastructure cost, fourteen business units on one mesh

Mostly yes. AI built on top of bad data produces confident wrong answers. The good news is 'clean enough' usually means fixing one or two metric definitions, one or two dashboards, and one or two integrations. It doesn't mean rebuilding the whole stack.

A chatbot answers a question. An agent takes a multi-step task. Read, classify, look up, draft, route, update. It runs with bounded autonomy and a human approves the steps that matter.

Approval workflows, access controls, audit logs, prompt and output monitoring, and clear ownership. We define these before the first agent ships, not after.

Audit: 30 days. BI cleanup: 4 to 6 weeks. AI workflow automation: usually 6 to 12 weeks for a first production workflow. Managed services: monthly retainer.

Yes. Headquartered in Austin, TX, working with mid-market and enterprise clients across the United States.

Thinklytics helps mid-market and enterprise teams fix messy data, modernize Tableau and Power BI, govern analytics, and ship practical AI automation. Austin, TX.

From broken reports to AI-ready data and practical automation. Built for teams that need trusted answers.

Most firms will build exactly what you asked for. We work out what you are actually trying to answer first, then build the thing that settles it. Reporting, data layers, migrations, governance, all of it still on offer.

Every one began as a question somebody could not answer. The figures are the client's own, before and after.

Enough to establish whether there is work here, whether it is ours, or whether you should be speaking to somebody else entirely.