Acme Intelligence

Not another dashboard

Your systems record what happened. We explain why, and what happens next.

An analyst that learns how your company actually makes money. We start by working with your finance and operations teams to agree what the numbers mean, then connect the systems that never quite agree, reconcile them, and answer the questions your current reports can't.

How it works

Connect → Discover → Quantify → Predict → Act

  1. ConnectRead-only accessOnly the systems needed for the agreed questions. Totals reconciled with your teams first.
  2. DiscoverWhat the reports missCustomers, contracts or branches that look healthy but aren't.
  3. QuantifyIn moneyEvery finding sized and labelled: verified fact, likely, or hypothesis.
  4. PredictWhat's comingForecasts tested against past outcomes, with honest ranges.
  5. ActRanked actionsAn owner and evidence for each. Outcomes tracked at the next review.
Examples

What a 30-day pilot answers

Six illustrative examples with synthetic data, showing the kind of answer each industry gets. See all industries →

Staffing & BPO

Contracts, timesheets, payroll and billing reconciled into a true margin for every contract.

$2.4M / yrmargin that never reaches an invoice
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Logistics & 3PL

Dispatch, GPS, fuel and billing tied to every trip, giving true contribution per customer and a 13-week cash view.

4 of top 10customers lose money after true trip costs
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Hospital & diagnostic chains

Branch margins, billing and collection delays, capacity and cash forecasts.

$3.1M / yrbilled but never collected
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Manufacturing suppliers

Margin erosion from scrap, downtime, batch sizes and input prices.

22% → 16%quoted vs delivered margin
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Wholesale distribution

Customer and product contribution, slow stock, working-capital pressure.

$6.8Mexcess working capital
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Lending

Profitability by channel and loan cohort, with loss forecasts and explicit uncertainty.

2.1×overdue rate, digital-partner vs branch loans
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The pilot

The 30-day Intelligence Challenge

One business unit, only the systems that matter, and two or three questions worth real money. Agreed before we start:

  1. The questionsTwo or three business questions, each worth acting on.
  2. A sponsorAn executive who owns the outcome.
  3. AccessRead-only connections to the agreed systems.
  4. Success criteriaWhat "this added value" means, written down.
  5. Day-30 reviewFindings, evidence, and the price to continue if it worked.

No fee for the pilot. You continue only if you choose to, at the price agreed up front.