BUSINESS · EXECUTIVE VISIBILITY
Stop running the business from spreadsheets. Get one clean KPI dashboard with agreed metrics and a refresh you can trust.
A one-week fixed-fee Power BI sprint that turns manual spreadsheets and inconsistent numbers into a single KPI dashboard with defined metrics and a repeatable refresh.
The deliverable
KPI Dashboard Pack, on your desk
A representative deliverable. Yours is built on your own environment, with names and figures redacted here.
This is for you if
Built for the Operations Manager or Owner.
Managers run the business from spreadsheets and manual reports. Different reports show different numbers. Nobody has written down what each KPI means, so the definition changes with whoever builds the report.
What you receive
KPI Dashboard Pack
A clean Power BI dashboard of the operational KPIs that matter, on one page.
Metric definitions
Agreed definitions so a number means the same thing every time.
Refresh process
A simple, documented refresh so the dashboard stays current.
Typical timeline
1 weekIncluded
- One Power BI dashboard
- 1 to 2 datasets
- Agreed KPI definitions
- Refresh process
Assumptions
- Source data is available as Excel, CSV, or a supported connector
- One report theme in the base package
Not included
- More than 1 to 2 datasets in the base package
- A data warehouse or custom connector build
Scoped separately here: Fix & improve.
Required access
- The source exports (Excel, CSV, CRM, or accounting)
- A Power BI workspace or licensing
- A 30-minute kickoff to agree the KPIs
Engagement complete when
The engagement is complete when the KPI dashboard, metric definitions, and refresh process are delivered and reviewed.
Get it built in a week, with the definitions written down.
One fixed fee, agreed in writing before any access is granted. The timeline above is the whole engagement, and what you keep is documentation your team can act on. One senior engineer scopes and delivers it.
The fee depends on what is actually in your environment rather than your headcount. The scope-fit check tells you where you land →