The use case: how Branch deploys Taktile
Branch, a bank and microlender, uses Taktile to deploy, manage and run A/B tests on its lending models in production. Test models that outperform the live model can be promoted with a click, with automated pipelines replacing manual deployment work.
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Branch has 16–20 production models on Taktile
Two years later, Taktile is powering hundreds of thousands of decisions per day
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Being able to quickly see a signal and make a data-driven decision to promote a model has eliminated the guessworkOther companies using Taktile
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Using Taktile, implementing a new model now takes 2 hours instead of 40 and requires only one engineer to coordinate everything. This is due to the ease of using automated pipelines, as well as the software development patterns that simplify iteration.