Data Engineering & BI

Turn your financial and operational data into decisions — not spreadsheets.

Most businesses export CSVs, paste them into Excel, and call it reporting. We build the plumbing: a unified data warehouse, automated pipelines from every source, and live dashboards tied directly to the books — so leadership knows what's happening before month-end.

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Why standard reporting fails

Finance and operations run on separate systems. Your reporting shouldn't.

Most businesses have the data. The problem is that it lives in QBO, Stripe, a POS, a PMS, and three spreadsheets — and nobody has connected them.

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Finance + ops data unified

We warehouse your accounting data alongside operational metrics — occupancy, churn, ARR, throughput — so one query answers questions that used to require three departments.

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Automated pipelines, not manual exports

No more monthly CSV pulls, copy-paste errors, or 'who refreshed this last?' Every source feeds the warehouse on a schedule — QBO, Stripe, your POS, your PMS — without human hands.

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Real-time dashboards

Looker, Metabase, or the BI tool you already have — connected to live data, not last month's export. Leadership sees this morning's numbers, not last Tuesday's.

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Metrics that tie back to the books

KPIs that don't reconcile to the P&L are opinions. Every dashboard metric we build traces back to the general ledger so finance and operations are telling the same story.

What's included

Ten deliverables that replace the spreadsheet stack.

From warehouse setup through board-ready metrics — everything needed to make your data actually useful.

Data warehouse setup
Architecture, schema design, and provisioning of a centralized warehouse (BigQuery, Snowflake, or Postgres) that becomes the single source of truth for all downstream reporting.
Source integrations
Connectors for QuickBooks Online, Stripe, Square, Toast, and property management systems — pulling transactions, invoices, and operational records on automated schedules.
Automated pipelines
ELT pipelines that move, clean, and transform data from every source into the warehouse without manual intervention — scheduled, monitored, and alerting on failure.
KPI dashboards
Live dashboards in Looker, Metabase, or your existing BI tool — built to your metrics, not a generic template. Revenue, margins, ARR, occupancy — whatever moves your business.
Revenue analytics
Segment revenue by product, channel, geography, or customer type. See which lines are growing, which are shrinking, and which margin assumptions are wrong.
Cohort and retention analysis
Customer cohorts by acquisition month, channel, or plan — so you can see whether retention is improving or whether new-customer growth is masking churn.
Custom reporting
Reports built for your specific business model — franchise royalties, intercompany eliminations, multi-property rollups, or anything a generic tool won't produce out of the box.
Data cleanup and normalization
Duplicate transactions, mismatched customer IDs, inconsistent product names — we audit and clean the source data before it poisons your dashboards.
Alerting and monitoring
Automated alerts when revenue drops unexpectedly, pipeline jobs fail, or a KPI breaches a threshold — so problems surface in hours, not at month-end review.
Board and investor metrics
Board-pack data compiled automatically each month: ARR, burn, runway, gross margin, NRR, CAC/LTV — in the format investors expect, reconciled to the books.

The integration gap

Your QBO and your Stripe have never talked to each other.

Most businesses run on 4–8 operational systems that have no native connection to accounting. We close that gap — so revenue recognized in QBO matches deposits in Stripe, subscription counts in your PMS match deferred revenue in the general ledger, and nothing falls through.

Dashboards live · one source of truth

What it unlocks

Six things that become possible once the data is clean.

Getting the pipes right isn't the goal — it's the foundation. Here's what you can actually do once the warehouse is running.

Foundation

One source of truth

Finance, operations, and leadership all pull from the same numbers. No more version conflicts, no more 'which spreadsheet is current,' no more reconciliation meetings.

Close

Automated close support

Month-end goes from a week of manual pulling to a day of review. Pipelines pre-aggregate the journal entries; your team checks the work instead of doing it.

Visibility

Real-time KPIs

Revenue, margin, churn, and pipeline updated daily — not in a monthly deck. Decisions get made on current data, not last month's export.

Retention

Cohort insight

See exactly which customer segments are churning, which are expanding, and what unit economics look like by acquisition channel — so you invest in what's actually working.

Speed

Faster decisions

When an executive question takes four hours to answer, it doesn't get asked. When it takes four minutes, strategy improves. Clean data compounds over time.

Capital

Investor-ready data room

Due diligence moves faster when every metric is documented, sourced, and reconcilable. Clean data infrastructure is a signal — and it shortens every fundraise or sale process.

What we actually run for you

Industries we build data infrastructure for.

ARR, MRR, NRR, churn, CAC/LTV, and cohort retention — the metrics SaaS investors expect, built from your Stripe and QBO data, updated daily.

Cost basis tracking, realized/unrealized gain reporting, staking income, and DeFi transaction normalization — piped into a warehouse that reconciles to your books.

Occupancy, NOI, rent rolls, and CapEx by property or portfolio — pulled from AppFolio, Yardi, or Buildium and unified with QBO for investor reporting.

Channel revenue by Airbnb, Vrbo, and direct — reconciled to your PMS and books, with occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR dashboards updated from live data.

How we work

From data audit to live dashboard in four steps.

We run a fixed engagement: understand your stack, map your metrics, build the infrastructure, hand it off running.

Data audit
We map every data source you have — accounting, payments, ops systems — and identify gaps, inconsistencies, and the metrics you need but can't currently produce.
Warehouse and pipeline build
We provision the warehouse, wire the source connectors, and build the transformation layer. Everything automated, documented, and tested before we call it done.
Dashboard and metrics delivery
Dashboards built to your KPIs, not a template. We ship working views in Looker, Metabase, or your existing BI tool — and train your team to use and modify them.
Ongoing monitoring and support
We monitor pipeline health, handle schema changes when your source systems update, and keep the data fresh — so the infrastructure doesn't degrade the moment we step back.

The numbers we put in front of you

Outcomes we measure for every engagement.

Illustrative benchmarks from data infrastructure engagements across our client base.

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Reporting hours saved
Average hours per month eliminated from manual data pulling and reconciliation
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Dashboards live
Median number of live dashboards deployed per engagement at go-live
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Pipeline uptime
Data freshness SLA — automated pipelines delivering on schedule
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Sources integrated
Typical number of source systems connected to the warehouse (QBO, Stripe, POS, PMS, and more)
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Data freshness
Maximum lag from source transaction to dashboard — daily refresh by default, hourly available
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Time to first dashboard
Median weeks from kickoff to first live dashboard in production
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Month-end close reduction
Average days shaved off the monthly close cycle once automated pipelines are running
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KPIs tied to books
Every metric we build traces to the general ledger — no orphaned dashboard numbers

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Keep exploring

Go deeper — or just talk to us.

Stop building reports. Start making decisions.

A 30-minute call. Bring your current reporting stack and the metrics you can't easily answer — we'll show you what the infrastructure should look like, and what it would take to get there.

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