Power BI and dashboard consulting.
A dashboard is only useful if someone decides from it. Most fail because every number is shown as equally important, so the team either ignores the board or spends the meeting hunting for the one cell that matters.
We build leadership reporting in Power BI, and operational dashboards in Apache Superset, written for the person who has to decide rather than for another analyst. The data model underneath is built so the dashboard keeps working under real, everyday use, not just in a demo.
What our Power BI and dashboard work covers
- Power BI reports for leadership and operations teams
- Apache Superset dashboards for operational reporting
- Data models and measures that agree with the finance numbers
- Exception-first KPI design: thresholds, comparisons, and comments
- Fixing slow, broken, or untrusted existing dashboards
- Automated refreshes from your existing systems and extracts
- Handover and documentation so your team can maintain it
When companies call us in
A dashboard nobody trusts
The numbers do not match finance, so people go back to the spreadsheet. We trace each measure back to the source and make the definitions explicit.
Too many reports, no answers
Forty tabs, and leadership still asks the same question every week. We cut the board down to what triggers a decision and keep the rest in the appendix.
Reports still built by hand
Someone exports, pastes, and formats every month. We connect the report to the source so it refreshes on its own.
How the engagement runs
- 01Diagnose. We name the decision, and say what is already good enough to act on.
- 02Analyse or build. Analysis, software, or both. We write down time and scope before starting.
- 03Ship. A read people can use, or a system the company can run.
- 04Review. We sit with the people who decide, then agree what to watch next.
See the full process, an example of the work, or who does it.
Common questions
Do you work with Power BI only?
No. We build in Power BI and Apache Superset, and we are not tied to one stack. If the company already runs a tool, we usually work in that rather than adding another.
Can you fix an existing Power BI report rather than start again?
Yes. Often the fastest route is to repair the data model and definitions under an existing report. The diagnostic says whether that is enough or whether a rebuild is cheaper.
How much does it cost?
We quote after a short diagnostic conversation, not from a price list, because the right shape of the work depends on what is actually broken. Time, scope, and stop conditions are written down before the work starts. There is no quote, and no charge, for the first conversation.
Who owns what you build?
The company does. Code, models, dashboards, and documentation are handed over. It is not a product you rent from us or a service you have to keep paying us to run.
Related services
If your numbers do not add up, a report is still built by hand, or your team has outgrown its tools, get in touch.
A few sentences on the situation are enough. We reply from the same address you see here.