Brihat Infotech

AI & Intelligent Systems

Predictions your operators actually use

Forecasting, scoring, and anomaly detection embedded where decisions happen.

The problem

Demand surprises the supply chain, churn surprises sales, fraud surprises finance — while the signals sat in your data all along. Classic ML remains the workhorse of enterprise intelligence; the craft is putting predictions inside the workflow, not beside it.

What you get
  • Forecast error cut enough to change purchasing behaviour
  • Risk decisions that are faster and explainable
  • Alerts your team trusts because false positives were engineered down

Capabilities

What the work actually involves

01

Demand & revenue forecasting

Time-series models tuned to your seasonality, promotions, and market — feeding planning systems directly.

02

Risk & propensity scoring

Credit, churn, conversion, and fraud scores with the explainability your governance requires.

03

Anomaly detection

Transactions, sensors, and operations monitored for the outliers that matter — with alert fatigue engineered out.

04

Optimisation models

Routing, pricing, scheduling, and inventory decisions computed instead of guessed.

05

Decision integration

Scores surfaced inside the ERP screen, the CRM record, the dispatch console — where the decision is made.

Before you ask

Questions about ml & predictive intelligence

Less than most assume: two to three years of transactional history usually supports strong forecasting; risk models can start with less and improve with feedback loops. The data audit in week one answers it precisely.

Next step

Bring us the problem. We will bring the architecture.

A discovery call takes forty-five minutes. You leave with our read on the problem, the shape of the system we would propose, and a straight answer on whether we are the right team for it.

  • No sales deck
  • An engineer on the call, not an account manager
  • NDA before you share anything