Business intelligence isn’t about flashy dashboards. Not really. It’s about what happens before the dashboard - pipelines that don’t break, connectors that behave, and governance that actually fits the business. The US has no shortage of firms offering BI integration, but only a few treat it as infrastructure, not decoration.

Here’s a short list of companies that approach BI like engineers, not showmen. Some lean into warehousing, others are better at embedded analytics - but all focus on clean data flow, stable systems, and usable outcomes.

 

1. OSKI Solutions

OSKI Solutions design, integrate, and maintain software systems that help companies manage and understand their data more effectively. Our work in business intelligence integration for the USA is focused on connecting fragmented data sources into structured, usable insights. Every integration starts with a review of what data exists, how it moves, and what decisions it supports.

Our background spans cloud architecture, AI integrations, and full-cycle software development. That mix lets us build BI solutions that fit smoothly into existing infrastructures, whether it’s on AWS, Azure, or hybrid setups. We work closely with engineering and business teams to shape data flows, establish reporting consistency, and reduce manual data handling.

Key Highlights:

• BI integration built for real-world use, not just reporting
• Structured pipelines that sit well on AWS, Azure, or hybrid setups
• Cloud-native architecture with visibility built in
• Full-cycle delivery - from data source to end-user insight
• Sector experience: logistics, energy, education, retail

Services:

• Business Intelligence Integration and system architecture design
• Data pipeline development and ETL process automation
• Dashboard setup and report configuration across platforms
• Cloud-based analytics deployment (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)

Contact Information:

• Website: oski.site
• E-mail: contact@oski.site
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/oski-solutions
• Address: Estonia, Tallinn, Kaupmehe tn 7-120, 10114
• Phone: +48571282759

 

2. Oxagile

Oxagile builds BI setups that make peace between real-time and historical data. The focus is on structure - clean layers, stable virtualization, and workflows that don’t fall apart at scale. No buzzwords. Just integration that holds up under pressure.

The company supports a wide range of verticals including eCommerce, video streaming, AdTech, and healthcare. Their BI setups often involve multi-source data unification, virtualization layers for speed, and dashboard delivery for reporting. Integration is carried out alongside policy-setting around access, backup, and compliance.

Key Highlights:

• Warehouse-first approach to BI
• Real-time and legacy systems run side-by-side
• Strong governance across scattered data sources
• Built-in QA and migration tooling
• Active in healthcare, media, digital advertising

Services:

• Business intelligence integration across on-prem and cloud
• ETL architecture and deployment
• Data migration, QA, and validation
• Data visualization via dashboards and reports

Contact Information:

• Website: www.oxagile.com
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/oxagile
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/oxagile
• Address: 165 Broadway, 23rd Floor, New York, NY 10006, USA
• Phone: +1 332 242 2402

 

3. Eiffel Group

Eiffel Group treats BI as a process - not a product. Every engagement starts with a raw-data audit, then moves through transformation, modeling, and dashboarding. The goal: help teams make everyday decisions without hunting through spreadsheets.

The team works across common BI needs such as warehousing, migration, governance, and KPI monitoring. Emphasis is placed on giving operational teams the ability to track performance, analyze markets, and identify customer behavior.

Key Highlights:

• Workflows designed around how people use data, not just store it
  Reports, dashboards, and forecasts delivered from one system
• End-to-end BI flow: from ingestion to output
• Good fit for both daily ops and long-term planning

Services:

• BI data architecture and warehousing
• Visual and statistical reporting
• Customer behavior analysis
• Forecasting and trend modeling
• Data governance and transformation

Contact Information:

• Website: www.eiffel.us
• Address: 833 Broadway, Suite #2, New York, USA, 10003

 

4. Velvetech

Velvetech doesn’t treat BI as a standalone project. It’s part of a larger structure - data flows, platform logic, infrastructure tuning. Most setups start with scattered sources, disconnected reports, and a lot of guesswork. The first step is usually cleanup. Simplify the flow. Make the dashboards show something that actually helps.

What comes next depends on the setup. Some clients need custom BI modules built from scratch. Others just want cleaner dashboards and self-service tools that don’t require a data science degree to use. Either way, the end goal stays the same - make data useful without turning it into a full-time job.

Key Highlights:

• Full-cycle BI projects, not just dashboards
• Interactive reports built for daily use
• Modular builds that don’t require system overhauls

Services:

• BI consulting and system integration
• Embedded or custom-built analytics tools
• Data migration and infrastructure cleanup
• Architecture tweaks to improve speed and usability

Contact Information:

• Website: www.velvetech.com
• E-mail: sales@velvetech.com
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/velvetech
• Twitter: x.com/velvetech
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/velvetech
• Address: 18101 Collins Ave, Suite 1208, Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
• Phone: +1 (847) 559-0864

 

5. Onilab

Onilab usually starts with an audit - what’s working, what isn’t, and what’s just clutter. From there, it’s either a fresh build or an overhaul of what’s already in place. That might mean data lakes, ETL logic, or governance tuning.

But it’s not just the backend. Usability gets just as much focus - dashboards tailored to how people actually use them, not how a developer thinks they might. In some cases, the reports even run on mobile. Predictive layers get added in if the setup calls for it.

Key Highlights:

• Full-stack BI, not piecemeal fixes
• Handles warehousing, lakes, ETL, and governance
• Predictive features and mobile access where needed
• Supports both custom builds and BI-as-a-Service

Services:

• BI infrastructure audits and implementation planning
• Custom BI system or third-party tool integration
• Data visualization and reporting tools
• Predictive modeling and data mining

Contact Information:

• Website: onilab.com
• E-mail: talkto@onilab.com
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/OnilabLLC
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/onilab
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/onilab_team
• Address: 18 Bartol Street, San Francisco, USA
• Phone: + 1(650) 488-7907

 

6. Tekvaly

Tekvaly sticks to the fundamentals: centralize the data, clean it up, and make it readable without five clicks and a spreadsheet export. Most projects begin with pulling scattered sources together into something usable.

Dashboards follow - built for speed and visibility, not flash. Forecasting and live metrics get added in if the need’s there. Cost and security aren’t an afterthought either. The structure flexes depending on what’s already running, whether it’s hybrid cloud or legacy platforms that need untangling.

Key Highlights:

• Unified data flows across platforms
• Real-time dashboards with forecasting options
• Focused on affordability and secure delivery
• Handles hybrid and legacy system blending

Services:

• BI integration across internal platforms
• Predictive analytics and forecasting model setup
• Dashboard design and reporting implementation
• Post-deployment support and system tuning

Contact Information:

• Website: tekvaly.com
• E-mail: info@tekvaly.com
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/Tekvaly
• Twitter: x.com/tekvaly
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/tekvaly
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/tekvaly
• Address: 5900 Balcones Dr Suite 100, Austin, TX 78731,USA

 

7. eComStreet

eComStreet folds BI into broader enterprise systems - not as an afterthought, but as a core piece of the architecture. Most projects start with some kind of audit, then move through tooling, setup, and rollout. Power BI, Tableau, Qlik - it depends on the environment.

Reporting’s just one piece. Underneath are the data warehouses, ELT routines, OLAP cubes, and sometimes open-source layers when needed. Dashboards are made to be readable - even for folks without a technical background. After go-live, support continues quietly in the background.

Key Highlights:

• Built around both open-source and commercial BI stacks
• Pilot-based rollouts to catch issues before scale
• Handles full modernization or legacy patchwork
• Compatible with CRMs, ERPs, and internal tools

Services:

• BI consulting, implementation, and systems integration
• Data warehousing, ELT, and OLAP setup
• Dashboard and report creation using Power BI, Tableau, etc.
• Modernization and platform migration

Contact Information:

• Website: www.ecomstreet.com
• E-mail: info@ecommstreet.com
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/eComStreetLLC
• Twitter: x.com/eComStreet_inc
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/ecomstreet
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/ecomstreet_
• Address: 1901 N. Roselle Road Suite 800 Schaumburg, IL, 60195
• Phone: (773) 368-0620

 

8. Cobit Solutions

Cobit works mostly inside the Microsoft ecosystem - Power BI, SSIS, Azure Data Factory. The projects usually fall into familiar rhythms: build from scratch, clean up what’s broken, or make existing BI setups actually usable.

Old dashboards get rebuilt, new ones show up where they’re missing. ETL flows get sorted so they stop causing delays. Smaller orgs sometimes bring Cobit in just for mentoring or handoff work. Nothing flashy - just systems that hold together under pressure.

Key Highlights:

• Legacy dashboard clean-up and redesign
• Smooth integration with Excel, ERP, and CRM systems
• ETL and warehouse setups using Microsoft stack
• Mentoring support for in-house BI teams

Services:

• Power BI consulting and implementation
• Dashboard development using Power BI, MicroStrategy, Report Builder
• ETL and DWH design (SSIS, Azure Data Factory, Databricks)
• Data source integration and governance

Contact Information:

• Website: cobit-solutions.com
• E-mail: sales@cobit-solutions.com
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/cobitsolutions
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/cobitsolutions
• Address: 100 SE 2nd St, Ste 2000 #1034, Miami, FL, 33131, United States
• Phone: (720) 882-0181

 

9. CMARIX

CMARIX handles BI with a full-stack mindset - architecture, platform picks, backend setup, and reporting layers all handled in one loop. Sometimes the job is system-wide. Sometimes it’s just a fix or rebuild for one layer.

Under the hood: centralized warehousing, predictive analytics, and AI-based models. Tooling varies - Power BI, Tableau, SAP BI - it’s matched to the setup. The goal is always the same: structured data flow, automated insight, and enough flexibility to evolve later without a rebuild.

Key Highlights:

• BI planning and full-system delivery
• Architecture built for automation and AI insights
• Secure and scalable warehousing
• Integrates with Power BI, Tableau, SAP, and others

Services:

• BI consulting and architecture planning
• BI software development and implementation
• Third-party BI tool integration
• Predictive analytics and AI-powered data modeling

Contact Information:

• Website: www.cmarix.com
• E-mail: biz@cmarix.com
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/cmarixinfotech
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/cmarix
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/cmarixinfotech
• Address: 32572 Miller Ct. Temecula, CA 92592
• Phone: +1 415-704-4242

 

10. BairesDev

BairesDev delivers BI solutions built around data clarity, interoperability, and integration into enterprise tech stacks. Their work spans data visualization, ETL pipelines, warehousing, predictive analytics, and integration with tools like Power BI, Tableau, Oracle BI, and MicroStrategy.

Typical projects focus on organizing large or fragmented data into coherent formats, reducing silos, and enabling more accessible reporting across departments. The team handles both the backend - warehouses, pipelines, mining - and the frontend - dashboards and reports.

Key Highlights:

• Enterprise-ready BI for hybrid or cloud-native environments
• Covers everything: warehousing, mining, dashboards, ETL
• Predictive analytics with TensorFlow, RapidMiner
• Works with Power BI, Tableau, Oracle BI, and others

Services:

• Data visualization and dashboard development
• ETL pipeline setup and data warehousing
• BI integration with third-party systems
• Data mining and predictive analytics

Contact Information:

• Website: www.bairesdev.com
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/bairesdev
• Twitter: x.com/bairesdev
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/bairesdev
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/bairesdev
• Address: 50 California StreetCaliforniaUSA
• Phone: +1 (408) 478-2739

Conclusion

Not every company needs a full BI overhaul. Sometimes it’s just one broken report. Or a few disconnected sources that keep throwing errors. Other times, there’s a warehouse somewhere - full of data no one knows how to read.

The firms listed here don’t chase buzzwords. Each has a different angle - some go deep into Power BI or Tableau, others focus on pipelines, embedded logic, or AI-supported forecasting. But the goal is usually the same: get the data to flow cleanly, stay fresh, and stay quiet.

Because when no one's scrambling for a missing report on Monday morning, and the dashboards actually reflect what’s happening - that's when the BI starts to feel invisible. And that's usually the sweet spot.