Cleaner workflows
Data Systems
Turn messy spreadsheets, manual reports, and disconnected data sources into repeatable reporting workflows.
Boutique quantitative consulting
Hurst Analytics helps organisations turn messy data, manual workflows, and uncertain planning problems into clearer models, repeatable reporting processes, and decision-ready analytical tools.
Forecast desk
Planning model snapshot
Services
Three practical service areas for teams that need cleaner reporting cycles, automated analytics workflows, and rigorous modelling outputs they can use beyond a one-off spreadsheet.
Cleaner workflows
Turn messy spreadsheets, manual reports, and disconnected data sources into repeatable reporting workflows.
Planning support
Compare forecasting models, quantify uncertainty, and turn scenarios into practical planning guidance.
Reporting clarity
Create clear dashboards and reusable reporting views that help teams track KPIs and act on the numbers.
Forecasting capability
Forecasting engagements can cover operational, commercial, risk, and investment contexts, with clear assumptions, benchmarks, and uncertainty communicated alongside the numbers.
Volume, seasonality, capacity, and planning forecasts for recurring operating decisions.
Driver-based revenue forecasts with assumptions and uncertainty made explicit.
Cost and margin forecasting for budgeting, variance review, and sensitivity analysis.
Forecasts and indicators for exposures, thresholds, and changing risk conditions.
Workload, service-volume, and resource forecasts for practical planning cycles.
Evidence-led market and investment modelling that treats uncertainty as part of the output.
Integrated systems
For recurring workflows, Hurst Analytics can help connect data intake, cleaning, modelling, dashboards, scheduled reporting, and ongoing review into a process your team can rely on.
Process
The work starts with the decision and data reality, then moves through modelling, validation, delivery, and support with clear artefacts at each stage.
Clarify the decision, workflow, stakeholders, constraints, and the output that would be useful.
Inspect available data, known gaps, definitions, update cadence, and quality risks before modelling.
Develop the model, automation, dashboard, or reporting workflow using methods matched to the problem.
Compare outputs against benchmarks, test assumptions, review errors, and document practical limitations.
Package results into repeatable reports, dashboards, documented assumptions, or decision-support outputs for regular use.
Maintain, improve, and review the analytical system as data, requirements, and decisions change.
Share the planning problem, reporting process, or modelling requirement you want to improve.