Data you can actually use
The same records, in a shape built for asking questions rather than for processing transactions. What took minutes comes back in moments, and ordinary tools can read it without a specialist in the room.
Metrix takes the data locked inside expensive, licensed database systems and turns it into something open, fast and ready to be used — then puts AI to work on it without a single row leaving infrastructure you control.
Licensed database estates are expensive to keep, slow to question at any real scale, and awkward to connect anything modern to. So the data sits there — paid for, backed up, and barely used.
Every analytics project
starts with the same
question.
How do we get the data out without breaking what depends on it — and without handing it to somebody else?
We do not publish how Metrix works. What we will tell you is exactly what you are left with once it has run.
The same records, in a shape built for asking questions rather than for processing transactions. What took minutes comes back in moments, and ordinary tools can read it without a specialist in the room.
The analytical load moves off the systems you pay for by the core. What stays behind is what genuinely has to be there — and it stops competing with the reporting that used to slow it down.
Models answer questions against your own records, inside your own walls. No copies, no uploads, no third-party storage, and nothing sitting on somebody else's disk afterwards.
Definitions kept in one place, so a figure means the same thing in a dashboard, a board pack and an audit — and you can show where it came from.
These are commitments about where your data goes and who may touch it. They hold by design, not by configuration — there is no switch that turns them off.
Your data stays inside infrastructure you control. Metrix goes to the data. The data does not go to Metrix, to us, or to any model provider.
Access is scoped to the narrowest role that can answer the question in front of it, and never wider. Broad access is something you would have to grant deliberately.
What was asked, by whom, when, and what came back — written down and readable later. If you cannot reconstruct it afterwards, it did not happen properly.
Your records are never used to train or tune a model. Not ours, not anyone else's, not in aggregate, not anonymised.
Personal and identifying data is masked or pseudonymised before it reaches anything that reasons over it, so the answer can be useful without the detail being exposed.
What Metrix produces belongs to you, in open form, with no dependency on us to keep reading it. If you stop working with us, nothing stops working.
In progress
Metrix is in active development inside Web Vision International. It is not generally available, and we are not pretending otherwise — this page exists so you can tell us early whether it is the shape of the thing you need.
We are talking to a small number of organisations about pilot work, chosen for how awkward their data estate is rather than how large it is. If that sounds like yours, the hard cases are the ones we want.
What is in there, what it costs you, and what you have never been able to ask of it. We will tell you whether Metrix helps — and say so plainly if it does not.