Decision Intelligence and business intelligence consulting Make recurring decisions faster and with more confidence

Each subsidiary calculates margin slightly differently. The figures come together in spreadsheets. Every question from management waits for a one-off analysis. For one concrete, recurring decision we build the right foundation: trusted data, agreed KPIs with thresholds and a fixed routine.

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Data-driven decisions

Decision Intelligence is the DataClue offer for business intelligence and analytics built around one concrete, recurring management decision. We combine trusted data, agreed KPI logic, analytics and thresholds into one decision system. It runs on your existing ERP, BI and spreadsheet landscape, for example Power BI. AI is added where it improves the decision.

When Decision Intelligence fits

  • The data exists, but systems, spreadsheets and definitions produce several versions of the same number.
  • Every month, reporting ties up time collecting, consolidating and checking data before analysis can begin.
  • KPIs are reported, but nobody knows at which value who should act and how.
  • Answers to management questions depend on individual analysts instead of a repeatable process.

What you walk away with

  • A trusted fact baseThe data for the decision is connected and consolidated. Data issues that distort the decision are fixed.
  • Agreed KPIs and thresholdsIt is defined what is measured, which thresholds matter and what action follows from each signal.
  • A cockpit and a routineA dashboard in the systems you already use, such as Power BI. Plus a fixed cadence for making and reviewing the decision, measured against criteria for speed, quality or effort.

What it takes

Who is involved
On your side: the person who owns the decision, your IT for access, and the specialists who prepare the figures today. On ours: a consulting and data team working on site with you.
What data we need
Access to the sources behind the decision, such as ERP, CRM, line-of-business systems, existing BI models and spreadsheets. A new data warehouse is not a prerequisite.
Data protection and IT
The data stays in your systems or in an environment you choose, processed under the GDPR. We use AI models hosted in the EU. Your data is not used to train third-party models. Access rights, operating model and deletion are settled before we access any data. Access rights from your BI landscape stay in place.

How the decision system is built

  1. Define the decision

    Agree on the management question, the decision owner, the cadence and the success criteria.

  2. Establish the fact base

    Connect and consolidate the data the decision needs, and fix the data-quality issues that matter.

  3. Set KPI and decision logic

    Agree what is measured, which thresholds matter and what action follows.

  4. Develop the dashboard

    Implement the dashboard, analysis or decision workflow in the systems you already use.

  5. Embed the routine

    Validate with real cases, refine the logic and establish a fixed management routine.

Typical decisions

Controlling and reporting

Today
At month-end your team compiles figures from several systems by hand, often under time pressure.
Going forwardRuns automatically
Consolidation from several systems, reporting and dashboards under fixed rules.
Your team decides
Assessing and commenting on the variances.

Ramp-up and launch readiness

Today
Plants report ramp-up data in separate spreadsheets, and the overall picture is assembled by hand.
Going forwardRuns automatically
Consolidation, validation rules and a management view of the ramp-up curve, milestones and launch KPIs.
Your team decides
Countermeasures where the curve deviates from plan.

Procurement and prices

Today
The same items appear under different names on invoices from several subsidiaries.
Going forwardRuns automatically
Matching identical items and comparing prices across suppliers, sites and time.
Your team decides
Assessing the price variances and prioritising supplier talks.

Data-driven decisions

Frequently asked questions

What is decision intelligence?

Decision intelligence combines data, KPI logic, analytics and fixed decision routines into a system that supports one recurring decision. Unlike a dashboard on its own, it also defines at which threshold who acts and how.

Do you work with Power BI?

Yes. We build on existing BI landscapes, including Power BI. We do not require a platform migration. On Power BI, our Governed AI Analyst can also run, a DataClue product in its own right and part of this offer. With it, your team asks questions in natural language. The answers rest on the approved measures, definitions and access rights.

Is this a dashboard project?

No. The starting point is a concrete management decision, not a report. A cockpit is built where the decision needs one, together with KPI logic, thresholds and a fixed routine.

Does every decision need AI?

No. Trusted data, calculated KPIs and clear rules remain the foundation. AI is added where it explains variances, identifies drivers or opens up unstructured information.

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Which recurring decision should be easier to make?

Bring one concrete management decision. We assess which data, logic and routine would make it faster and more reliable.

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