The right number.
The right question.

Dashboards that connect operations to decisions. From organizing data sources to improving the reports your team already uses.

Sales Radar

Revenue, orders, and branch performance in one shared view.

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From context
to solution.

01 / The problem

Where work gets stuck.

Five branches submit spreadsheets using different criteria. Before comparing performance, management needs to reconcile the numbers and understand what each report includes.

02 / The approach

How the project addresses it.

The project defines a single model for revenue, orders, and average order value. The consolidated view lets you select a branch and check the calculations behind the metrics.

03 / Validation

What needs to be checked.

Check totals against the source data, test filters, and review calculation rules with people who know the operation.

Operations Radar

Budget, costs, and deadlines in one view. The project featured on the home page brings together R$ 200k planned, R$ 186k actual, and 248 requests over six months.

The challenge

Compare actual spending against the budget and identify departments that need attention, using common criteria across teams.

The proposed solution

Executive metrics, monthly cost trends, and a breakdown by department. Navigation can be expanded to track owners and stages.

How to verify

Validate the R$ 93k in operations, R$ 56k in sales, and R$ 37k in administration, along with the deadline criteria for each request.

What your project
can include.

01

Dashboards and metrics

Metrics defined with management, data modeling, and executive and operational views.

02

Maintenance and enhancements

DAX and Power Query reviews, performance, refresh failures, and visualization adjustments.

03

Refresh and continuity

A refresh routine, documented rules, and guidance on use and maintenance.

A dashboard needs
to stay reliable.

In the Radar project, a continuity review organizes what to check when the dataset changes, numbers diverge, or the report slows down.

Refresh

The source has changed.

Check credentials, queries, field names, and Power Query steps. Record the cause and validate the new data load.

Metrics

The total does not add up.

Review relationships, duplicates, and filter context. Compare the measure with a sample verified at the source.

Performance

The query is slow.

Identify slow points, review the model, and simplify measures or visuals. Compare performance after the changes.

Clear steps.
Shared decisions.

  1. 01

    Understand the business

    Define which decisions the dashboard should support and which sources can be used.

  2. 02

    Model and validate

    Link the datasets, build the measures, and check the results.

  3. 03

    Deliver and follow up

    Review the experience with the team and agree on a refresh schedule.

Common questions.

Can you improve an existing Power BI solution?

Yes. The assessment reviews the model, measures, queries, and refresh process to prioritize fixes and improvements.

Do I need to purchase licenses?

Sharing, access, and refresh requirements are assessed when defining the scope. Any licenses and infrastructure needed are clearly listed in the proposal.

Could a similar project
work for you?

Tell me how your operations work and what you would like to improve.

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