QuantumB Data Flow designs pipelines, dashboards and AI agents for teams in Nigeria, the United States, Europe and Australia, built on Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure so your data has a real home instead of a folder.
Most projects end up needing all four working together, from the first pipeline to the dashboard your team checks every morning.
We design pipelines that move data from source to warehouse without breaking. Kafka, Airflow, dbt and Python keep your tables fresh and your team out of firefighting mode.
Dashboards people actually open. We turn raw tables into Power BI and Looker reports that answer the question before anyone has to ask it.
Agents and workflows built with LangChain and n8n that read, write and act across the tools your team already uses, so repetitive work runs on its own.
We build and manage your data infrastructure on Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure, from warehousing to orchestration, so it scales when your business does.
We set up and maintain warehousing, orchestration and access controls on the two major cloud platforms, so your systems stay reliable as your team and your data both grow.
Every engagement is built with tools your next hire will already recognize.
A six process automation suite connecting a partner marketplace API, a fulfilment API and an AI layer for listing generation and reply handling. Replaced a manual daily workflow with a system that runs unattended.
View full portfolioCohort based bootcamps in data and automation, taught by the team behind the agency. Real tools, real projects, no filler.
Join the wait listQuantumB Data Flow was founded on a simple observation: most businesses do not have a data problem, they have a process problem. The founder's background in accounting, paired with hands on data engineering and automation work, shapes how the studio approaches every project. Numbers first, systems second, dashboards last.
Based in Lagos. Working with clients across Nigeria, United States and Europe
Tell us what is slowing your team down and we will show you what a working system looks like.