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Who we are

A data consultancy that makes your numbers reliable

We design and build the data platforms, dashboards and analytics behind your reporting, so everyone works from the same trusted figures. Then we train your team to run it, so you are not dependent on us.

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Data should empower, not overwhelm. Most of the industry sells the opposite.

7 sectors, from financial services and energy to healthcare and the public sector.
12 platforms we build in, with no reseller relationship in any of them.
1 working day. That is our response time on an enquiry, and we hold to it.
0 vendor commissions taken, on any engagement, ever.
How we are different

Three things most consultancies structurally cannot do

Each one runs against how the larger firms make their money, which is exactly why we hold to them.

A client analyst leading a pipeline demo while the consultant stands back and watches Built to hand over

Your team runs it, not us

 Built to hand over Everything lives in your repository and your accounts from day one. If the platform stops working when we leave, we built the wrong platform.
A consultant laying out three options side by side for a client executive Independent

No vendor commissions, ever

 Independent Not from any platform on our technologies page. Nothing rides on which one you choose, which is the only position from which a recommendation is worth anything.
A senior consultant writing code while a client engineer watches beside him Senior people

The people who pitch do the work

 Senior people Small senior teams. No pyramid where an experienced partner wins the engagement and a graduate delivers it.

Our story

6Analytix Consultancy was founded on a straightforward belief: data should make decisions easier, not harder.

We kept meeting organisations with scattered systems and manual reporting, who had invested heavily in platforms, dashboards and licences and still could not answer a simple question about where a number came from. The tooling was rarely the problem. The layer underneath it almost always was.

So the work we do is deliberately unglamorous. Checks where data enters the business. Automatic testing on the numbers you report externally. Tracing that is generated rather than drawn by hand. A named owner for each area, with a real stand-in.

  • Founded to close the gap between raw data and decisions people will act on
  • Seven service lines, twelve platforms, seven sectors
  • Deep Power BI and data analytics work, alongside the engineering underneath it
  • Engagements have a defined completion condition agreed at the start
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How we work

Four stages, and a defined end

Every engagement follows the same shape. It finishes when your team can run the work on its own, not when the budget does.

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A team working through a problem at a glass wall 01 · Understand

We start with what is really used

 01 · Understand We look at what is genuinely being used and sit with your team. This is where the report nobody mentioned turns up.
An engineer building and checking a data model across two monitors 02 · Prove

One piece, finished and checked

 02 · Prove One piece delivered fully and checked against what you have today, before anything else begins.
Three colleagues reviewing work together at a desk 03 · Widen

Faster with every piece

 03 · Widen Each piece after that reuses work already done, so the programme gets faster rather than slower.
Two people closing a handover session at a meeting table 04 · Hand over

Your team ships it while we watch

 04 · Hand over Your team makes a change and releases it with us beside them, which proves far more than a handover document would.
A programme that reports no incidents is not reporting a clean record. It is reporting that it does not detect, or does not log.
6Analytix, On how we assess a data function
A team in discussion around a meeting table

We would rather tell you the awkward thing early

A programme that has never reported a problem is not a programme without problems. It is one that has stopped telling you about them.

Where we work

Seven sectors, one standard

The regulators, the systems and the pressures differ by sector. The discipline underneath does not.

Analysts on a bank risk operations floor at dusk

Financial Services & Banking

 Risk analysis, fraud detection and regulatory reporting. Customer segmentation and personalised product offers, and being able to show a regulator exactly where a reported figure came from. Read more
Engineers in a telecoms network operations centre

Technology & Telecommunications

 Network performance monitoring and churn analysis. Live service dashboards, accurate usage-based billing, and knowing which team is driving which costs. Read more
Two engineers reviewing a tablet beside wind turbines at a substation

Energy & Utilities

 Asset management and predicting maintenance before something fails. Sustainability and ESG reporting that stands up to outside scrutiny. Read more
A clinician and an administrator reviewing patient flow on a wall screen

Healthcare & Life Sciences

 Controlled access to sensitive records with a full audit trail, and reporting that holds up when someone asks who could see what, and when. Read more
A merchandising team reviewing stock levels in a store back office

Retail & E-Commerce

 Sales tracking and stock optimisation. Customer behaviour analysis, marketing attribution that does not overclaim, and margins that agree with finance. Read more
A supervisor checking production quality beside robotic assembly arms

Manufacturing & Supply Chain

 Production efficiency and quality measures, predictive maintenance and logistics, joined up across systems that were never designed to talk to each other. Read more
University administrators reviewing reports around a table

Education & Public Sector

 Student and institutional reporting, statutory returns, and the transparency that public accountability requires. Read more
A consultant reading through a brief at a desk in the evening Not listed?

Tell us about your sector

 Not listed? The fundamentals travel. Bring one number you do not trust and we will tell you honestly whether we can help. Read more

Want to know whether we are the right people?

Bring one number you do not trust. If we are not the right fit for it, we will tell you that instead.

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