Demos
Analyses, forecasts and models you can run
Each demo answers one business question with one kind of work, named on its card. Change an input and the answer updates in your browser.
Flagship demos
Dashboards, market basket analysis and simulation
What moved this week, and can I trust the numbers?
In the week to 27 September 2026 recurring revenue fell €567 and churn ran above its normal range: 49 accounts left, traced by plan, channel and account.
Open the demoMarket basket analysisWhich products sell together?
Market basket analysis of 109,172 orders: an espresso machine sells with a milk jug 12.1 times as often as chance, and offers add €3,495 a month in margin.
Open the demoForecast simulationWhere is revenue heading, and what would lower churn add?
1,000 simulated runs of the next two years: one point less Starter churn adds €224,100 of revenue (median), 80 more trials a month €158,600.
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More questions that move money
How many months of cash do we have left?
Cash runs out in May 2028, 80% range March to July 2028; €56,000 a month less spending buys six more months.
Open the demoAnalysisWhy did revenue move this month?
Revenue rose €2,336 in September, against an average month’s €2,677: the fewest trial conversions in 12 months, and less from upgrades, held it back.
Open the demoVariance analysisAre we on budget, and if not, why?
€17,892 under budget in September: fewer customers cost €12,244, a missed Growth price rise €12,300, and a richer plan mix gave back €6,652.
Open the demoPredictive modelWhich customers should we call?
A model ranks who will leave or upgrade: the top 10% of its churn list holds 3.6 times its share of leavers, with €11,630 a month at risk.
Open the demoCohort analysisWhat is a customer worth, and how fast does each channel pay back?
Payback by channel: organic repays its acquisition cost in 4 months, paid social not within two years; a customer is worth €554 of gross margin in two years.
Open the demoExperiment designWill a price rise pay, and can a test prove it first?
A 10% price rise pays while it loses under 11.1% of the customers who would have stayed; two groups of 213 existing customers test that.
Open the demoDemand forecast (seasonal)How much will we sell in the coming weeks?
Ordering to the forecast, not last year’s amounts, left €95,600 less stock over and missed €27,900 less in sales over a held-out year.
Open the demoA/B test readoutDid the promotion pay?
No: a 15% code brought €26,800 of extra revenue for €32,500 of discount and lost €21,800 of margin; most extra orders were pulled forward.
Open the demoUnit economicsDoes the loyalty programme pay for itself?
Yes, before running costs: the points programme adds €1.14 of margin a member a month, more than eight times the €0.13 its points cost.
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Have a question like these on your own numbers?
Up to thirty minutes on one question, then a fixed proposal.