ThirdEye Data helps enterprises anticipate outcomes, reduce uncertainty, and act before issues materialize. We design and deploy predictive AI and forecasting systems that convert historical and real-time data into forward-looking intelligence embedded directly into business operations.
Our focus is not prediction for its own sake. We engineer predictive systems that are reliable, explainable, and aligned with how decisions are actually made across maintenance, risk, finance, operations, and planning teams.

Enterprises sit on years of operational, transactional, and behavioral data, yet many decisions are still reactive. The challenge is not lack of data, but the inability to reliably convert data into foresight that decision-makers can trust.
From our experience delivering predictive systems across industries, these are the recurring challenges we address.
Many organizations respond only after failures, losses, or deviations occur. Maintenance happens after breakdowns, fraud is detected after impact, and operational inefficiencies are addressed too late.
Our predictive AI solutions enable early signals, allowing teams to intervene before issues escalate.
Rules-based systems and static thresholds fail to adapt to changing patterns, seasonality, and evolving risks. This leads to missed signals and false alarms.
We replace rigid logic with adaptive models that learn from data and adjust over time.
Business teams often distrust predictive models because outputs are opaque, inconsistent, or disconnected from real-world context.
We design explainable, monitored, and continuously validated systems so predictions can be understood and acted upon with confidence.
Forecasts often live in spreadsheets or dashboards without influencing real workflows. As a result, insights do not translate into action.
Our predictive systems are integrated into operational processes, alerts, and planning tools to drive execution.




Our predictive AI solutions are designed to create measurable, decision-level impact rather than theoretical accuracy improvements.
Early detection of failures, fraud, and anomalies allows enterprises to intervene before financial or operational damage occurs.
Accurate forecasts support smarter planning across inventory, staffing, capacity, and capital investments.
Explainable predictions enable business teams to understand not only what a signal is, but also why it exists.
Predictive models scale decision support across teams without increasing dependency on manual analysis.
Models evolve as data changes, ensuring insights remain relevant over time.
Each sub-solution under Predictive AI & Forecasting is designed to address a specific business problem and can be implemented independently based on enterprise priorities.

Our predictive maintenance solutions anticipate equipment or asset failures before they occur by analyzing historical performance, sensor data, usage patterns, and environmental factors to identify potential issues.
We design models that estimate failure probability, remaining useful life, and maintenance urgency. These insights help maintenance teams move from reactive or schedule-based maintenance to condition-driven interventions.
Predictions are integrated with maintenance workflows, asset management systems, and alerting mechanisms so actions can be planned, approved, and executed in time. Human expertise remains central, with AI acting as an early warning and prioritization layer.

Fraud and anomaly detection solutions identify unusual patterns, behaviors, or transactions that deviate from normal activity.
We build systems that analyze large volumes of data in near real time to surface subtle signals that traditional rule-based systems miss. These solutions adapt to evolving behavior, reducing false positives while maintaining sensitivity to emerging threats.
Outputs are presented with contextual indicators that help investigators understand why an alert was triggered, supporting faster and more accurate resolution.

Demand and sales forecasting solutions help organizations anticipate future demand, revenue, and consumption patterns.
We design forecasting models that account for seasonality, trends, external drivers, and historical variability. These models support planning across inventory, supply chain, pricing, and sales strategy.
Forecasts are delivered at the level of granularity required by the business, whether product, region, customer segment, or time horizon, and are updated continuously as new data becomes available.

Risk scoring solutions quantify the likelihood and impact of adverse events related to customers, transactions, assets, or operations.
We build models that combine historical outcomes, behavioral signals, and contextual data to produce dynamic risk scores. These scores support decisions such as approvals, prioritization, pricing, and compliance actions.
Risk scoring systems are designed to be explainable, auditable, and aligned with regulatory and governance requirements, ensuring they can be trusted by both business and compliance teams.

Operations optimization solutions identify opportunities to improve efficiency, throughput, and cost across complex processes.
We apply predictive modeling and optimization techniques to understand how variables interact and where interventions deliver the greatest impact. These insights help organizations adjust schedules, resource allocation, and process flows proactively.
Rather than prescribing rigid actions, these systems provide decision support that allows operations teams to evaluate scenarios and make informed trade-offs.
Developed a suite of predictive maintenance algorithms to analyze data from various sources to predict aircrafts’ component health and optimize maintenance schedules.
Developed an Open-Loop-System that aids factory operational personnel to control the glass coating process, improve the product quality, and reduce waste.
Built a medical equipment’s battery remaining life prediction system with custom ML models based on early life cycle test data. The model predicted the remaining life in terms of the number of cycles.
Developed and deployed an AI-powered computer vision solution to detect anomalies in electric poles and predict potential failures that could result in service disruptions or wildfires.
Our approach to predictive AI focuses on building systems that are accurate, explainable, and operationally usable.
We use open-source tools for modeling, experimentation, and customization where flexibility and transparency are critical. These are production-hardened with monitoring, governance, and lifecycle management.
For enterprises prioritizing governance, scalability, and platform integration, we leverage commercial ecosystems, particularly Microsoft Azure, to accelerate deployment and adoption.
Predictive systems often span cloud, on-prem, and legacy environments. We design architectures that work within existing constraints and support incremental modernization.
Talk to our experts to design and deploy predictive AI and forecasting solutions aligned with your business goals.
Data Science & ML Frameworks
Time Series & Forecasting
Data Engineering & Pipelines
MLOps & Deployment
Microsoft & Azure
AWS
Google Cloud
Enterprise Platforms
Accuracy depends on data quality, context, and how the model is used. We focus on building models that are stable and actionable, not just statistically impressive. Continuous monitoring and retraining are built into every deployment.
Yes. Most enterprises start with a single high-impact use case and expand as confidence grows. Our solutions are designed to scale incrementally.
We monitor model performance over time and implement retraining and validation pipelines to ensure predictions remain reliable as data evolves.
Yes. We design models and outputs so users can understand the key drivers behind predictions, which is essential for trust and adoption.
Absolutely. Predictive outputs can feed directly into ERP, CRM, maintenance, risk, and planning systems.
We incorporate data validation, feature engineering, and fallback mechanisms to ensure models remain usable even when data is imperfect.
Yes. Explainability, audit logs, and governance controls are built into risk and decision-critical models.