Intro call
You tell me where things get stuck. I tell you whether a dashboard is the right solution at all. 30 minutes, free, no data needed.
I take the numbers from the lists and systems you already have and turn them into a dashboard. Usually in Power BI, sometimes Excel is enough. It updates itself, and nobody has to copy files together at the start of the month any more.
A dashboard is not an end in itself. It should answer exactly the questions for which someone currently pulls files together every week.
Even if the potential check shows that you should clean up your master data first, you still gain something: a clear list of what needs doing and who takes care of it.
You tell me where things get stuck. I tell you whether a dashboard is the right solution at all. 30 minutes, free, no data needed.
We review your sources together. You get it in writing: which key figures your data holds, the effort, a preparation list and a fixed-price quote.
Data model, key figures, report pages. Before we sign off, you put the numbers next to your accounts and check that they are right.
Training, documentation and all files belong to you. If you like, I keep looking after the dashboard on an ongoing basis.
I can only quote a fixed price once it’s clear what is included. That’s why it is set out in black and white beforehand.
Instead of telling you how much faster a dashboard is: try it. The same question twice, once as a table, once as a dashboard.
In front of you is the monthly report for your twelve most important customers. Exactly one of them is costing you money once you deduct cost of goods, discounts and delivery & service. Find it.
| Customer | Revenue | Cost of goodsGoods | DiscountsDisc. | Delivery & serviceDeliv./ service |
|---|
New month, new numbers, same question. This time as a dashboard.
That was twelve customers and one month. Your company has more – and the question comes up again every month.
All figures are made up. Timing happens only in your browser; nothing is stored or transmitted.
Make a rough estimate of how much time goes into collecting figures each week. The calculator only multiplies your own values. It doesn’t promise any savings; it shows what the search already costs you today.
How much of this a dashboard can take over depends on your data. We can work that out in a free 30-minute intro call.
That depends less on the number of data sources than on how clean and linkable they are. Five well-kept Excel lists are often less work than two systems without a shared customer number. That’s why you get the binding fixed price after the potential check – before that, any figure would be a guess.
No. Power BI is often the best choice, but sometimes a well-built Excel file with Power Query is enough. I use the tool that fits your company and your existing licences, not the most expensive one.
No. Revenue, contribution margin, order book and receivables exist in every company. What a key figure means for you exactly, we define together with your specialists.
Before I access anything, we sign a non-disclosure agreement and a data processing agreement. I prefer to work directly in your systems or with anonymised extracts, and I never put customer data into AI tools without your written approval.
Yes. Files, data model and documentation belong to you. You or someone else can keep working with them – you are not tied to me.
Tell me which numbers someone in your company pulls together every week. Then we’ll see together whether a dashboard is worth it.