What's happening in the business?
Ask it in plain words. It hunts through your numbers for what changed, picks the analysis and the data that answer it, and runs it against your own history. Expert review signs off every result before it reaches you.
- Comparing the last 13 weeks with the same weeks last year
- Totalling revenue across all 1,840 stores
- Splitting the same comparison by region
- Setting aside cuts below the size floor
- Ranking each depth by movement beyond size
Not three tools. One system that finds the question, answers it and keeps the record.
Most teams pay for a dashboard, an analyst and a data science bench, and still stitch the answer together by hand. The BX3 decision system does the whole journey: from “something's off” to a decision you can defend.
Ask
Describe what you're seeing, in your own words.
Hunt
It searches every cut for what moved differently — or walks you there one step at a time.
Recommend
It names the analysis that answers it, the variables it needs, and why it fits.
Check
It checks your data can support it — before anything runs.
Run
The model runs against your own history, and stops rather than ship a number it can't stand behind.
Review
A data science desk verifies every result before it reaches you.
Explore
Move an assumption in Outcome Studio, or design a test to prove what works.
Decide
The decision lands on the Record, next to the evidence behind it.
Every question is one of five.
Explain what happened
Decompose the number before anyone has to defend it. Rate or mix, driver by driver, reconciled exactly to the total.
Predict what's next
Forecasts with honest intervals. Scores with a grade attached. Certified against your own history before they reach you.
Allocate where it pays
Response curves and saturation — where the next dollar works hardest, and where it stops working.
Simulate a what-if
Move the assumption and watch the number move — inside certified range, and refusing to guess past it. Your scenario is labeled as yours; certified numbers stay labeled as ours.
Test what works
The one place the word “caused” is earned — a designed test, sealed when you freeze it. Or refused before you spend, when your data can't resolve it.
The questions your team is already asking.
Which leads are most likely to convert this quarter?
Lead ScoringWhich trials will convert to paid — and which are stalling?
Lead ScoringWhat is the pipeline worth if conversion at the top deciles moves?
Outcome StudioAt what spend does retail media stop returning, by retailer?
Saturation curves · on the roadmapWhich channels did a converting customer touch, and how does credit divide across them?
Channel / Touchpoint Attribution · on the roadmapDid the retail media spend do anything?
Incrementality Test · in buildHow much volume should we plan production against?
Revenue / Metric ForecastAt what order size do freight savings flatten out?
Saturation curves · on the roadmapDoes the new pack format move rate of sale, or just shelf presence?
Incrementality Test · in buildWhat collections should we expect over the coming horizon?
Revenue / Metric ForecastWhat is a customer worth over their life?
Outcome StudioWhat does revenue look like if retention improves by a given amount?
Outcome StudioEveryone on the team signs in to their own view. The first time, they tell the system what to call them, what they work on and which numbers matter most to them. This sets what we put in front of you first. It never changes what an analysis says.
It's the length of your data, not the size of your company.
What matters is history: most analyses need two to three years of it, with real movement in the numbers. Not sure what yours can support? Check your data before you buy. It's free.
Switching shouldn't mean a data project.
Most analytics vendors take weeks to connect. That's why teams stay with tools they've outgrown. With BX3 you connect once: we read your data, show you exactly what it can support and what stands in the way of the rest, then ask only the questions those analyses need.
Connect
Point BX3 at your data.
Read
We find your customers, your dates and how often each source arrives.
See what's possible
Every analysis your data supports, and what would unlock the rest.
Answer a few questions
Only the ones those analyses need, each asked once.
Tested before it's trusted.
Locked thresholds
Every bar is set before results are evaluated — never adjusted to let a marginal model pass.
Proven refusal
Every gate is stress-tested on data constructed specifically to fail before it is trusted when it passes.
Halts are protection
When a run stops, the system is working — a refusal is a guarantee, not an error.
Proven on a realistic, client-like book, run end to end through the deployed system — and re-certified on your data before anything releases.
How the scores earn trust
About the fully loaded cost of one analyst — for the team it replaces.
A subscription sits at a data analyst's base salary. The fully loaded cost — super, overheads, recruitment, the management of the role — runs well past it. The subscription is paid for out of the headcount it frees.
Not a dashboard you hope is relevant.Not a custom build you wait a quarter for.