
Your planning cycle starts from scratch every month
The data is stale before leadership sees it. The insights from last session live in someone's head. We build the system that fixes that.
12+
data sources unified
48hrs
to first insights
90 days
to production system
80%
of analyst time spent on assembly, not analysis. You hired strategic thinkers and turned them into slide builders.
You're not short on data. You're short on time between data and decision.
Your team rebuilds the same analysis from scratch every cycle.
What most teams try
More dashboards
They go stale, and nobody changes their workflow to check them.
More analysts
They spend 80% of their time on assembly, not analysis. You hired strategic thinkers and turned them into slide builders.
Agency retainers
They add latency, not speed. You're waiting on a third party to interpret data your team already understands better.
What we build instead
Three components that close the loop between planning sessions.
The Deck Builder
A contextualized analysis that reflects your KPIs, baselines, and terminology. Ingests your data sources and generates the pre-read automatically. Built into PowerPoint.
The Strategy Assistant
An embedded sparring partner in Teams, PowerPoint, and email. Your planning leads can query the full data context on demand. No waiting for an analyst to pull the data.
The Post-Read Engine
After every planning session, captures what was discussed, identifies unanswered questions, runs follow-up analysis automatically, and delivers answers before the next cycle.
How it works
48-hour proof
We connect to your existing data sources and show you what your planning intelligence looks like when it's unified, annotated, and queryable. No migration project. No six-month data dictionary effort.
90-day lighthouse
One planning process. One business unit. Full build: deck builder, strategy assistant, post-read engine, all operational and learning from each cycle.
Scale
Every additional process requires less build because the foundation already exists. Expand from media performance reviews to the full S&OP cycle. From one business unit to the next.
See what your planning data already knows
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Media performance reviews
Monthly pre-reads across brands, channels, and retailers. ROI analysis, media-attributed sales, and cross-channel performance.
Commercial planning forums
Volume forecasting, promotional effectiveness, distribution analysis, and category performance calibrated to your KPI definitions.
Innovation & flex planning
Pipeline reviews, launch readiness assessments, and market sizing. Unstructured data brought into the same intelligence layer.
Post-session intelligence
The connective tissue. Every session generates follow-up questions. The system answers them between sessions.
What the system learns
Every planning cycle makes the next one sharper.
Data sources connected and normalized. Deck builder generates pre-reads requiring significant analyst editing. Strategy assistant handles basic queries with sourced data pulls.
Pre-reads require light editing only. Strategy assistant handles multi-step queries with prior-cycle context. Risk flags auto-generate for anomalies and underperformance.
Pre-read is near-production-ready. Strategy assistant anticipates likely questions based on data patterns. Risk flags include recommended actions from prior cycles.
Institutional memory for your planning organization. New team members onboard with full context. Knowledge stays when people leave or rotate.
Illustrative example — actual timelines and outcomes vary by engagement.
Monthly deck assembly time eliminated
A Fortune 500 CPG company's beauty division was producing 100+ slide monthly performance review decks across multiple brands. The deck builder now auto-generates contextualized pre-reads.
S&OP lock-to-meeting gap compressed
A global consumer goods organization's lock dates occurred days before the planning meeting. The system compressed the gap so decisions are grounded in current data.
Forecast reconciliation unified across field and HQ
Multiple competing forecasts consumed the planning cycle. The system connected forecast sources into a unified view, surfaced variance explanations automatically.
From the field
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Your data stays in your infrastructure
Planning data runs in your environment. Nothing is extracted to third-party systems.
Source-agnostic ingestion
SAP, Nielsen, IRI/Circana, retailer POS feeds, trade promotion systems, demand planning tools, and internal reporting.
Embedded in your workflow
Built into PowerPoint, Teams, and Outlook. Strategy assistant lives in the same sidebar your team already has open.
Agency-compatible, not agency-dependent
The system works alongside your existing agency relationships. Your agency keeps delivering strategic counsel.
Named account lead
A senior strategist who understands S&OP cadences, your category dynamics, and your data landscape.
SOC 2 compliant
Enterprise security and data governance standards.
Your planning cycle shouldn't start from scratch every month
Tell us what you're trying to connect. A typical first conversation is 30 minutes. We'll scope a 48-hour proof on your actual planning data on the first call.
Marketing and media performance
Your best attribution insights arrive after the budget is spent. We connect ROI data, campaign data, and retailer signals so your team can optimize while campaigns are still running.
Consumer and market intelligence
You have more consumer data than ever and less time to act on it. We build the system that detects trends, generates briefs, and measures what performed.
FAQ
Every company's planning cadence, KPI definitions, data sources, and reporting formats are different. The lighthouse engagement starts with one planning process in one business unit specifically so the system calibrates to your standards, not a generic template.