A client using Databricks faced high infrastructure costs, fragmented data, and poor readiness for advanced analytics. We executed a phased migration to Snowflake as a centralized, cost-effective SSOT. The solution included Snowpipe Streaming from DynamoDB, Oracle CDC via DMS, AWS Step Functions, and DBT-driven transformations.
The result: up to 70% savings in Snowflake usage, improved data governance, and a scalable platform ready for machine learning. Business units now benefit from reliable access and faster insights across the board.
With no developer assigned for nearly a year, a client’s Tableau reports became outdated and unusable. Our team audited and reconnected all big data systems, fixed credential issues, and republished broken reports.
Within days, critical dashboards were restored and performance stabilized. The company quickly regained full access to insights, with a clean and reliable BI environment moving forward.
Business intelligence (BI) is the "what is happening" layer: it delivers structured, real-time visibility into business performance through dashboards, KPI reports, and alerts. BI answers questions like "How many orders shipped today?" or "Which region is underperforming this quarter?" Data analytics goes deeper, it asks "why" and "what next." It includes predictive modeling, statistical analysis, machine learning, and trend forecasting. At inVerita, both are often implemented together as part of a full data strategy: BI for fast operational visibility, analytics to power strategic decision-making and long-term innovation.
Yes, and BI often pays for itself fastest at SMBs, where manual reporting is consuming executive time. Cloud-based BI software starts at $10–$70 per user per month for self-service tools. inVerita's BI as a Service model allows SMBs to launch a fully managed, cloud-hosted BI environment on AWS or Azure with first dashboards delivered in as little as 1–5 days, avoiding the infrastructure investment of an enterprise build. For growing companies, even a small number of well-designed dashboards tracking sales performance, inventory, or customer churn can surface inefficiencies that pay back the entire BI investment in weeks.
BI as a Service is a fully managed, cloud-hosted BI environment where inVerita handles everything, infrastructure setup, data connectors, ETL pipeline configuration, dashboard development, and ongoing support. There is no need to hire a full-time data engineer or BI developer. It is ideal for startups, scale-ups, and mid-sized companies that need fast access to data-driven insights without the cost or time of a full in-house build. The first dashboards are typically ready in 1–5 days, and the environment scales as your data and reporting needs grow.
AI is making BI accessible to users who previously needed SQL or data engineering skills to extract insights. Natural language query interfaces allow business users to ask questions in plain English: "What caused the drop in Q3 revenue?", and receive structured answers with visualizations. Gartner projects that over 80% of enterprises will use AI-driven analytics for decision-making by 2026. Leading platforms have responded: Power BI's Copilot integration generates reports from natural language prompts; Databricks AI/BI Genie and Snowflake Cortex bring conversational analytics into the lakehouse. inVerita builds BI solutions on these AI-native platforms so clients benefit from these capabilities from day one.
Augmented analytics uses AI and machine learning to automate insight generation, rather than waiting for a human analyst to notice a pattern in a dashboard, the system surfaces anomalies, correlations, and forecasts proactively. Standard BI is reactive: you build a report and a human reviews it. Augmented analytics is proactive: the system flags that customer churn is rising in a specific segment before it becomes critical, or that a supplier is trending toward a delivery SLA breach. In 2026, augmented analytics capabilities are increasingly embedded in platforms like Tableau, Power BI, and Snowflake Cortex, and inVerita configures these features as part of modern BI builds.