Executive KPI dashboards
Revenue, margin, cash and pipeline on one screen, refreshed automatically.
Live dashboards that pull from QuickBooks, your CRM and the spreadsheets your team rebuilds every week, so you can see what is making money without waiting for month-end.
Each dashboard starts from the questions you ask every week, then connects to the systems that already hold the answers.
Revenue, margin, cash and pipeline on one screen, refreshed automatically.
See which jobs, crews, customers and services actually make money.
Bookings, win rates and forecasts straight from your CRM.
Stock levels, turnaround times and bottlenecks across locations.
QuickBooks data shaped into the reports your accountant and board expect.
Embed live reports in a client or partner portal, with the right access for each person.
Already pay for Microsoft 365? Power BI is usually the natural choice. Want free viewing for everyone? Looker Studio often fits. We recommend one in discovery.
Typical projects of this kind, to show the shape of the work: the problem, and what changes.
Illustrative examples of the kind of work we do, not specific client results.
Every project follows the same route, so you always know where it stands and what it costs.
30 minutes to understand the problem and check the fit.
We map your systems and data, define "done" and show a mockup. Credited to the project.
Price, milestones and acceptance criteria in writing.
Short sprints with a demo each time, then training and full handover.
Most single-dashboard projects. Larger reporting systems are quoted after discovery. Every project starts with a paid discovery ($500–$1,500), credited to the build.
Get a fixed quote →Payment: under $10k, 50% to start and 50% at launch. $10k and up, 30 / 40 / 30 by milestone. You own all code and data.
Straight answers to what people ask us most about Dashboards & Power BI.
If your team already uses Microsoft 365, Power BI usually fits best and handles complex data well. Looker Studio is free to view and works nicely with Google Workspace. We compare both for your situation during discovery and recommend one.
Often, yes: people who view shared Power BI reports typically need a Microsoft license. We confirm exactly what you need, and the cost, before you commit, and suggest Looker Studio if licensing doesn't make sense.
That is normal. Mapping and cleaning your data is part of discovery and the build, and we flag anything that needs a process change so the numbers stay right.
Most clients see a first working screen within about two weeks, then refine it in short cycles with a demo each time.
You own everything. We train your team and leave a written guide, and an optional care plan covers new reports, fixes and changes.
A free 30-minute call with a local developer. You'll leave with a clear next step, and a fixed price if we're a fit.