We build analytics for First Nations communities and organizations with OCAP principles at the centre of every design decision — not as a compliance checkbox, but as the starting point for every conversation we have before writing a single line of code.
Immunization tracking, chronic disease management, wellness program utilization, and preventive care gap analysis — all owned and controlled by the community.
Housing needs modeling, maintenance tracking, waitlist analytics, and social determinants of health dashboards for Nation leadership.
Automated monthly reporting to the First Nations Health Authority — reducing what used to take 40 hours to a single button press.
IJC program tracking, wellness dimension reporting, and evidence-based advocacy tools for Indigenous justice organizations.
Every other engagement we take starts with a data inventory. First Nations engagements start with conversations — with health directors, with elders, with community members who will actually use what we build. The technology follows the governance. Always.
We don't show up with a pre-built solution. We come with questions. Workshops with the people who will use the system shape every design decision, from what data is collected to who can see it.
For Nations with sovereignty concerns about cloud data, we build entirely on-premise: Power BI Report Server and SQL Server on hardware owned by the Nation, within Nation boundaries.
We train 2–3 internal Nation staff to maintain and evolve the platform. The goal is no ongoing vendor dependency — you own the platform and the knowledge to run it.
We start with a conversation, not a proposal. Tell us about your community and your data challenges.