Tableau or Power BI is where your team reads the numbers. We start there.
Your dashboards are where our figure and yours have to match. We use them as the reconciliation point, and as the home of what we hand back.
Three things your BI tool is for, in our hands.
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Reconciliation
The place our number meets yours
Before anything is presented, our figure is checked against the workbook or the measure your meeting opens. Where they disagree, we say why.
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The report
A report your team re-runs without us
The recurring report rebuilt once, in the tool you already pay for, with one definition per KPI.
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The framework
The KPI tree, as pages people open
The hierarchy from the strategy down to the levers, each level on its own page, so the business reads one set of numbers.
Where it ran, and what it returned.
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Corum
Automated quarterly reporting
One pipeline from Yardi into Power BI: 300 spreadsheets retired, 420 hours a year returned.
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Sweaty Betty
Measurement framework
One KPI tree from the strategy down to the levers, read the same way across the business.
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Nike
Measurement framework
One holistic view of how each campaign performed, across every team and channel.
Will you build in our BI tool?
- We hand back what your analyst re-runs, in the tool you already use.
- We don't build platforms. The roadmap says whether you need one.
Tableau or Power BI?
- Whichever your meeting opens.
- The tool holds the reconciliation. The analysis lives in code you keep.
What access do you need?
- Viewer access, or the extracts and measure definitions behind the pages.
- Read-only, confirmed in writing before kickoff.
Bring one export to the call.
Thirty minutes tells you whether the audit will pay for itself.