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Data & Analytics Engineering

Data analytics consulting: pipelines and dashboards for portfolio and residual data

Data infrastructure and reporting for payments businesses: processor data ingestion, residual and portfolio warehouses, and dashboards your team actually uses.

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The problem

Why this costs you money

These are the failure modes we see most often in Engineering.

01

Processor reports are inconsistent and manual.

02

Portfolio decisions are made without data because the data is inaccessible.

03

Spreadsheets break at scale.

What you get

Everything included, in writing

Scope is written down before work starts, and changed only in writing. Nothing is added or dropped without a written change order.

  • 01Data source mapping
  • 02Pipeline and warehouse build
  • 03Data models for residuals, portfolio, and risk
  • 04Dashboards and reporting
  • 05Maintenance

All 5 are written into the scope document before work starts. What you actually need is settled on the call, after the Assess read.

How it runs

From first call to live

3 phases, each ending in something written. Exact dates are set at the Assess step, once the scope is known.

  1. 01
    Phase 01

    Week 1 to 2

    Mapping

  2. 02
    Phase 02

    Week 3 to 8

    Build

  3. 03
    Phase 03

    Ongoing

    Maintenance

Why Midcore

What makes this different

These are specific to Engineering, and they are in the scope document rather than only on this page.

01

Fintech constraints are the default

Card data scope, audit trails, and uptime expectations are designed in from the first commit, not retrofitted later.

02

Integrations that survive change

Processor, gateway, bank, and KYC work assumes poor documentation and moving targets, with sandbox and production certification.

03

Weekly demos against fixed milestones

Sprint delivery with code review and automated testing you can inspect while it is being written.

04

You own the code

Repositories, documentation, and runbooks transfer to you as each deliverable is accepted.

Proof

What clients say

We publish no client names. These describe the shape of real engagements in Engineering.

See the engagements
We had been quoted eighteen months and seven figures to register as a PayFac. Midcore mapped the alternative in two weeks and told us plainly that our volume did not justify it yet. That conversation saved us a year.
VP ProductVertical SaaS platform
Our agents were spending half their week on paperwork. The desk took the boarding queue, the disputes, and the residual reconciliation. Same headcount on the sales side, materially more selling.
Managing PartnerIndependent sales organization
They found variances in our residual statements that had been running for years. What mattered more was the monthly reconciliation they left behind, so it does not happen again.
Chief Financial OfficerSub-ISO
  • Written scopeAgreed before work starts, changed only in writing.
  • Reporting from your dataEvery number opens to a record you can check.
  • Scoped, logged accessRevocable by you at any time.
Questions buyers ask

Straight answers

The questions that come up on almost every Data & Analytics Engineering call, answered before you have to ask them.

Which tools?
Modern cloud warehouses and BI tools chosen for your scale and budget.
How does an engagement start?
Every engagement opens with an Assess. We read your actual records and talk to the people doing the work today, then send back a written read of one to three pages: what is happening, what it costs or risks, which services fit, and which do not. It runs 1 to 4 weeks.
What does Data & Analytics Engineering cost?
Every engagement is custom quoted after an Assess step. There is no rate card, no published pricing, and no standard engagement. The Assess is quoted separately and up front, and the engagement that follows is quoted against the scope you agree at the end of it.
Can we stop after the Assess?
Yes. The Assess is priced on its own and the written read is yours to keep whether or not you continue. If the problem is upstream of what we would be hired for, that goes in the read too.
How long does Data & Analytics Engineering take?
The published timeline runs to 3 phases. Exact dates are set at the Assess step, once the scope is known, and each phase ends in a written decision rather than on a date.
Who actually does the work?
US-led, with global delivery centres. Teams are US-based, offshore, or blended; the client approves the model before work begins. A US-based practice lead owns every engagement.
Do you work inside our systems?
Yes, unless there is a written reason not to. We work in your portals, CRM, cloud accounts, and repositories under access that is scoped to the work, logged, and revocable by you at any time.

Still not sure Data & Analytics Engineering is what you need?

That is what the Assess is for. Book a 30-minute call and we will tell you which service fits, whether you need one at all, and what the first engagement would cost. We will also tell you when the answer is no.

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Free consultation

Ready to talk about Data & Analytics Engineering?

Tell us what is happening. We will tell you whether this service fits, and whether you need it at all.

  1. 01Within 1 business dayA US-based practice lead replies and books a 30 minute call.
  2. 02On the callWe map the problem, the volume, the partners, and the constraints.
  3. 03After the callYou get a written read of one to three pages, yours to keep.
  • Handled under NDA
  • Written, not a slide deck
  • No obligation to continue

No obligation. We will tell you if you do not need us.

Before you go

Take the written read with you

Every engagement opens with an Assess: a written read of what is happening, what it costs, and what to do about it. It is quoted on its own and you can stop after it.

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