Predictive Models

Forecasting, scoring and classification models trained on your data, evaluated and monitored in production.
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Predictive Models
WE MULTIPLY WHAT'S IMPORTANT
Your Metrics
Your Capacity
Your Revenue
Your Time
Your Performance
Any Model
On Your Schedule
Your Hardware or Ours
You Own the Code
Built to Be Measured

How results are measured

Business case

Value definition

Expected value, implementation cost, and the measurement method are agreed before development begins.

Delivery plan

Delivery approach

Milestones are set around data readiness, integrations, security review, and the production environment.

Operating baseline

Operating baseline

Current cost, cycle time, quality, capacity, or risk is established before improvement is measured.

Verified outcome

Verified outcome

Results are reported against approved source data, a defined system boundary, and an agreed measurement period.

Predictive Models

ALLTIPLY builds predictive models for decisions your teams make every day: demand and volume forecasts, lead and account scoring, risk and churn scores, and classification of records, documents and requests. Each model is trained on your data and built for one decision.

We evaluate every model against the method you use today before it goes live, deploy it where the decision is made, and monitor accuracy and drift once it runs. Results are reported against an agreed baseline, not a promised number.

Challenges That Hold You Back
 Broken clock, time management issues, efficiency problems, wasted time
Forecasts live in spreadsheets built by one analyst, so they are hard to audit, slow to update and break when that person is out.
Broken gear, malfunctioning system, system failure, process breakdown
Scores and priorities are set by rules of thumb that nobody has tested against what actually happened.
Broken gear, malfunctioning system, system failure, process breakdown
Models built in a notebook never reach the system where the decision is made, so the work stops at a slide.
Measurable Outcomes That Drive Real Results
Tested against your baseline
Each model is compared with the method you use today on held-out historical data, so you know whether it is better before anyone relies on it.
Predictions where work happens
Scores and forecasts are written into the CRM, ERP, warehouse or dashboard your team already uses, with the main drivers shown alongside each prediction.
Monitored after launch
Accuracy, input drift and data quality are tracked in production, with retraining triggered by agreed thresholds instead of a calendar reminder.

Read the implementation evidence

These firsthand reports distinguish production use from proof environments and prototypes.

Explore our work and evidence status or read the research library directly.

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Steps to Getting Started

Four phases from a defined decision to a monitored model in production.

Define the decision

Scope agreed

We agree the decision, the target to predict, the current method and the metric that decides whether a model is worth deploying.

Prepare the data

Data reviewed

We extract, clean and join the history, engineer features and set aside a held-out test set that reflects real operating conditions.

Train and evaluate

Model evaluated

We train candidate models, compare them with the current method on held-out data, and review errors with the people who own the decision.

Deploy and monitor

In production

The model runs where the decision is made, with accuracy and drift monitoring, retraining rules and documentation your team can maintain.

Predictive models FAQ
Tell us about your project. Share the goal, current systems and constraints so we can review the scope and identify the next evaluation step.
What kinds of predictions do you build?
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Forecasts of demand, volume, revenue or workload; scores for leads, accounts, risk or churn; and classifiers that route or tag records, documents and requests. We start with one decision that has a clear owner.
How much historical data do we need?
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It depends on the decision and how often it repeats. We check volume, history, label quality and gaps in a data review, and tell you plainly if the data cannot support a reliable model yet.
How do we know the model beats what we do now?
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We agree the baseline and the evaluation metric up front, then test on historical data the model has not seen. If the model does not beat the baseline, we say so before anything goes to production.
Can our team see why the model made a prediction?
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Yes. We show the main drivers behind each prediction and document the features, training data and known limits, so analysts and business owners can question the output.
What happens when the data changes?
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We monitor input drift and live accuracy. When performance moves past an agreed threshold, the model is retrained and re-evaluated against the baseline before the new version replaces the old one.