Models that learn from your data. Then put it to work.
Predict, classify and recommend with models trained on your own business data. A person checks the results that matter.
How we build one
From question to live model in five steps.
The picture on the left changes with every step, and each step is checked with you before the next.
- Step 1
Define the question
What should the model decide, and how will we know it is right? We agree this before any data is touched.
- Step 2
Prepare the data
Clean and label the data we have, and note what is missing.
- Step 3
Train the model
Train on past data so the model learns the pattern.
- Step 4
Test on new data
Test on data the model has not seen, and fix the weak spots.
- Step 5
Deploy and monitor
Put the model behind your store, ERP or app, and watch its accuracy over time.
Where machine learning pays off
Six common builds. Each one starts from data you already collect.
Prediction
Forecast demand, returns, churn or delivery times from your past orders.
Classification
Sort tickets, products, leads or documents into the right group automatically.
- Product AProduct BProduct C
Recommendations
Suggest products or next steps based on what similar customers did.
- LabelDamage
Computer vision
Read images: product photos, labels, damage checks, scans.
Love it, but delivery was slow.
Topic: delivery. Mood: mixed.
Text analysis
Pull topics, sentiment and key facts out of reviews, emails and chats.
Anomaly detection
Flag unusual orders, payments or stock movements for a person to review.
An example day
What a working model leaves in its log.
Illustrative entries for a store with a trained model. Your model's log will show your own work. Scroll and the clock follows.
Last night's orders were added to the training data. The model was refreshed and tested before use.
Check: held-out dataEvery new order received a return-risk score.
Tools: WooCommerce, modelEleven orders scored high risk. Sent to a person with the reasons.
Rule: high scores need a personShoppers saw a ranked list of products based on what similar customers bought.
Source: purchase historyAccuracy dipped slightly on a new product line. Marked for retraining.
Check: accuracy over timeDaily digest: orders scored, items flagged, accuracy trend.
Sent to the store teamNext step
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