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7 Best Data Analytics Consulting Firms in Singapore (2026)

Compare 7 data analytics and business intelligence consultancies in Singapore for Power BI, Tableau, Qlik and data warehouse projects, and how to pick one.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 3 Oct 2026
Reading time: 5 min read

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Most Singapore businesses already hold more data than they use, spread across accounting software, spreadsheets, a CRM and a point-of-sale system. A data analytics consultancy connects those sources, builds a reporting layer and designs dashboards that managers will actually open. This list covers firms offering Power BI, Tableau, Qlik and data warehouse work, from small specialists to regional partners. Each entry rests on what the firm publishes on its own website, so treat partner tiers, awards and client names as claims to confirm. Start by matching the platform and project size to your needs, then request a scoped proposal from two or three firms before you commit.

1. SIFT Analytics Group

SIFT Analytics Group describes itself as a data, analytics and AI services firm, and its contact page lists a Singapore office at Parkview Square. Its site names partnerships with Qlik, Tableau, Alteryx, Snowflake, AWS and DataRobot, so it is not tied to a single dashboard tool. Services it lists include data integration and governance, analytics automation, dashboard development and reporting, and cloud platform work. The firm says it has partnered with Qlik for over seventeen years and also runs IBM-approved SPSS training. Its testimonials name larger organisations such as AIA Singapore and Japfa Group, so a very small business should check that the team will scope a modest project. Treat the awards the firm quotes as its own claims and ask for a relevant reference.

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2. Aquip.io

Aquip.io presents itself as a Singapore technology consultancy whose flagship analytics offer is Microsoft Power BI. Its Power BI page lists dashboard design, data integration from several sources, DAX modelling, embedded analytics, team training and workflow automation. The firm frames its work around replacing scattered spreadsheets and manual reporting, which suits smaller teams starting out. It also builds custom applications and Excel-based solutions, so a combined data and software project is possible. Aquip says it holds SOC 2 Type II certification audited by a third party, a claim worth requesting documentation for if your data is sensitive. The site names a Robinson Road address and offers a consultation booking form, but does not publish client case studies on the pages reviewed.

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3. Exigo Tech

Exigo Tech is an IT solutions and managed services provider that lists a Singapore office, and its Power BI page places that team in the Central Business District. The page describes Power BI consulting, design and implementation, business intelligence built on Azure services, and embedded analytics for web applications. Exigo says it holds a Microsoft Solutions Partner designation in Singapore and emphasises keeping data within Microsoft's Asia Pacific regions with attention to the PDPA. Because it also sells Azure, Dynamics 365 and managed IT, it suits firms that want reporting tied to their wider Microsoft setup. Its site states that it serves mid-sized companies and SMEs, but you should confirm which team handles Singapore projects and what ongoing support is included.

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4. Dynamics Square

Dynamics Square lists a Singapore office at International Plaza on Anson Road, alongside offices in Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom. Its Singapore Power BI page describes implementation, upgrade assistance, ongoing support and audit services to find gaps in existing reporting. The firm calls itself a Microsoft Gold Partner, a tier name Microsoft has since retired, so ask which current partner designations it holds. Beyond analytics it implements Dynamics 365, SharePoint and Microsoft 365, which makes sense for companies wanting dashboards built directly on their ERP or CRM data. The site publishes per-user Power BI licence figures, but those are Microsoft's software costs rather than consulting fees, so request a written quote for the project itself.

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5. FunctionEight

FunctionEight is a managed IT and consulting firm whose site places its Singapore office in The Octagon on Cecil Street. Power BI development and Amazon QuickSight development appear on its service list next to cloud migration, Office 365 migration, IT security audits and system development. That breadth suits companies that want a single provider for IT support and reporting, rather than a pure analytics boutique. The firm says it was founded in 2001, serves clients across Asia and has specialists in Hong Kong and Singapore, and it highlights sectors such as financial services, recruitment, insurance, retail and hospitality. These are self-reported figures. Ask how much of its work is analytics and whether the team that builds your dashboards will also support them afterwards.

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6. SBI (formerly Solution BI)

SBI, the group formerly known as Solution BI, appears in Snowflake's partner directory as Solution BI Singapore Pte Ltd, which lists a Singapore headquarters and a Premier services tier. The directory entry describes a modern data stack practice covering Snowflake, Fivetran, dbt, MicroStrategy and Azure, with a focus on analytics workloads and migration. In November 2025 the group announced Snowflake Elite Partner status on its own blog, and says it offers consulting, implementation, round-the-clock support and training. This is a data warehouse specialist aimed at larger, platform-scale projects rather than a quick Power BI dashboard for a small shop, so smaller buyers should confirm minimum engagement sizes. Ask which Singapore-based staff would run your project.

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7. Sciente

Sciente describes itself as a technology consulting and talent services firm, with a Singapore headquarters at Changi Business Park. Its site lists data engineering and intelligence platforms, AI and automation, governance and compliance, and customer experience consulting, and names partnerships with AWS, Snowflake, Databricks, Salesforce, Dataiku and Denodo. The firm emphasises banking, financial services and insurance clients and offers managed services and build-operate-transfer arrangements, so it leans towards regulated enterprises more than small shops. Companies in those sectors that need a team to build or run a data platform may find the model useful. Because Sciente also supplies technology talent, ask whether a proposal is for a delivered project or for staff placed in your team.

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How to choose

Start with the question you need answered, such as which products make money or where cash is stuck. A good consultant will ask about decisions before tools. If the first call is all about licences and features, push back and ask them to describe a dashboard they built for a company your size.
Match the platform to what you already own. Firms strong in Power BI often fit Microsoft 365 users, while Qlik, Tableau or Snowflake specialists suit larger or more varied data estates. Ask whether the firm is willing to recommend a cheaper tool if your needs are simple, rather than defaulting to its main partnership.
Be clear about data quality early. Dashboards built on messy spreadsheets mislead people. Ask how the firm cleans and connects your sources, who owns the definitions of measures such as revenue or margin, and whether it will document the model so your own staff can maintain it later.
Check what happens after launch. Reports break when a source system changes, and users need training. Ask whether support, refreshes and user training are included or billed separately, who answers when a figure looks wrong, and whether you receive the files and access credentials if you later leave.
Ask about data protection and grants. Confirm where your data will be stored, who can access it and how the firm handles personal data under the PDPA. Funding schemes change often, so check current Enterprise Singapore support yourself and ask the firm to show which parts of the project, if any, qualify.

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Published 3 Oct 2026. No changes recorded since.

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Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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