Power BI Dashboards That Put Your Numbers in One Place

It depends on how many sources we have to join and how clean they are, so we do not quote from a menu. We start with a paid diagnostic: we look at your data, write what we would build and in what order, and price the build from that. Fixed scope, fixed fee, agreed before it starts. The diagnostic document is yours either way.

A first working version takes about 3 to 4 weeks once we have access to the accounts. Week one is the diagnostic and the KPI agreement, weeks two and three are the connections and the build, and the last week is testing against your own records. Extra sources or messy historical data push it to 6 weeks.

Yes, if you are already making decisions off more than two systems. A company with one sales channel and one ad account does not need this. Once you are reading Shopify, Meta, Google and a spreadsheet in the same week, the hours you lose joining them up cost more than the build does.

Read access to the systems that hold your numbers, usually the store, the ad accounts, the analytics and any sales sheet your team keeps. One person on your side who can answer questions about how the business counts a sale. That is it. We do not need your team to prepare or clean anything first.

When nobody has agreed what to measure. A dashboard makes a decision faster, it does not make it for you. If two people in the business define a lead differently, fix that first, or the screen will just move the argument. We will say so in the diagnostic rather than take the build.

It is a live report built in Power BI, Microsoft's dashboard tool. It connects straight to your systems, so the figures update on their own instead of being copied into a slide once a month. You open one link and see sales, ad spend, return and website traffic on the same screen, filtered by date, channel or product.

Yes. Those three are the common set, and we usually add Google Analytics and whatever sheet your finance side keeps. Each source connects on its own schedule and lands in one model, so a sale, the ad that produced it and the cost sit on the same row. WooCommerce, Salla and most CRMs connect the same way.

Nobody has to. The connections refresh on their own, on the schedule we set with you. What does need a person is change: a new product line, a new channel, a new way of counting. You keep us on monthly for that, or we hand over the model and the written documentation and your team edits it.

Both. Reporting is the base, and on top of it we add predictive modeling, using last year's numbers to estimate next quarter. It is an estimate, not a promise, and we label it as one on the screen. It is accurate enough to set a stock order or an ad budget against, which is what it is for.