Ingestion and integration
We connect operational systems, files, events, and SaaS sources with contracts on freshness and schema. Breaking changes are detected; silent drift is not an acceptable status.
Data Engineering
Agam Intelligence builds the unglamorous path data has to travel: ingestion, transformation, orchestration, and quality checks with owners. Pipelines are software - monitored, tested, and handed over - so analytics and AI are not waiting on a job that failed at 2am.
Intelligence
Pipelines you can run on a Monday morning.
AI and BI only look smart when the data arrived. We design ETL/ELT, streaming where it is warranted, and orchestration with clear SLAs - plus data quality tests and lineage so a break is visible before a dashboard goes quiet. Our large-scale processing heritage is why we treat pipelines as production systems, not a folder of scripts.

We connect operational systems, files, events, and SaaS sources with contracts on freshness and schema. Breaking changes are detected; silent drift is not an acceptable status.
dbt, Spark, and SQL modelling chosen for volume and team skill. Transformations are reviewed, tested, and documented so a metric is not a mystery stored procedure.
Airflow and similar schedulers with retries, alerting, and dependency graphs that match how the business expects data to land. A pipeline without an owner and an SLA is a hobby.
Volume, nulls, uniqueness, and freshness checks that page the right team. We add lineage so you can see what broke downstream of a source, not only that “the dashboard is empty.”
Most organisations need reliable batch first. We add Kafka, Flink, or similar when latency actually matters - not because a diagram looked more modern.
Documentation, runbooks, and pairing so your team can operate the platform. We do not design pipelines that only we can debug.
A regional health network needed executive dashboards and predictive models grounded in governed clinical data.
A B2B SaaS vendor needed RAG-based product assistance grounded in customer docs - not a generic chatbot.
A payments processor needed anomaly detection that compliance could defend - not another black-box alert queue.
Freshness SLAs and quality gates mean analytics and AI see data when they expected it - not after a silent weekend failure.
Tests, lineage, and alerting turn pipeline failure into an operable incident instead of a mysterious empty dashboard.
Replace brittle scripts and unowned jobs in slices, keeping the feeds the business cannot pause.
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