Dashboards & Reporting
The numbers you check every morning, in one place, live. Sales, orders, stock, tickets, uptime, fleet, whatever runs your company, pulled from the systems that hold them, shown so a glance is enough, with an alert when something needs a decision.
What you get
- Connections to your data sources: databases, ERP, CRM, shop, spreadsheets, APIs
- A data model that defines each figure once, so everyone means the same thing by "revenue"
- Dashboards per audience: management, operations, sales, a screen on the wall
- Alerts by email or chat when a value crosses a line, and scheduled reports as PDF or spreadsheet
- History kept, so trends and comparisons work from day one
- Exports for the people who still want the spreadsheet, and the API for the ones who want more
Fewer numbers, chosen well
A dashboard with forty charts is a report nobody reads. We start by asking which five decisions the dashboard should support and build for those. More can be added; attention cannot.
Where the data comes from
Reporting is only as good as the data behind it. Part of every dashboard project is checking sources, agreeing definitions and cleaning what needs cleaning. Often that work alone answers questions the company has argued about for years.
Questions we hear often
Do you use Power BI or similar tools?
When you already have them, yes; we connect and model the data. When you do not, a custom dashboard is often cheaper to run and easier to put on a wall or in a customer portal.
Can customers see their own dashboards?
Yes. Dashboards inside a customer portal, filtered to what each customer may see, are a common request.
How fresh is the data?
From real time to daily, depending on the source and the need. We tell you what each figure costs to keep fresh and let you decide.
Want your morning numbers in one place?
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