Moorhold Consulting, from Allotment Technology, helps organisations build data pipelines and reporting on open-source stacks they run themselves — so the platform under your reports is yours to keep, move or change.
Move reporting that depends on Microsoft Fabric or Power BI capacity onto open-source tools you host. Keep Power BI where it earns its place; drop it where it doesn't.
Expiring tokens, undocumented paging, rate limits and exports that silently truncate — loaded reliably, resumable after failure, and checked so a gap can't pass for a trend.
One sign-in across the stack, row-level access that matches who should see what, lineage from source to dashboard, and an audit trail a data protection officer can follow.
Let AI agents read data and propose changes under a named person's permissions, with people approving what changes — on models and infrastructure you choose.
We start with what you run today, what hurts and what must not break. You get a short written view before any build.
Work lands in your repositories and on your infrastructure, in small pieces you can review. Every component and its licence is written down.
Documentation, runbooks and no lock-in: everything we build keeps working without us, and your team can run it.
A UK public-sector collaboration platform needed reporting that its platform supplier's exports couldn't give. The first version was built by hand: a desktop app feeding Power BI, with a laptop as the scheduler.
We're now using that build as the test case for Moorhold, our data product — declaring the pieces that were hand-built. It's a plan in progress, not a result; the write-up says what is still being proven.
Read the case on the Moorhold site (opens in a new tab)Tell us what you run and what hurts. One inbox, and a real person reads it.