Data Visualisation & BI.
Dashboards people actually use, a semantic layer your analysts trust, and embedded analytics that earn their place in your product.
Dashboards are a product, not a deliverable.
We see the same failure mode everywhere: hundreds of reports, no single truth, analysts building the same thing three different ways. We fix it with a semantic layer, product-owner discipline and ruthless retirement of what no one reads.
We're partner-certified across Power BI, Tableau, Looker, ThoughtSpot and QuickSight. Tool choice is downstream of your stack and commercials.
What we build.
Executive dashboards
Board-ready, opinionated, decision-oriented. Not 40 tiles of noise.
Semantic / metric layer
Definitions you can point an analyst, an LLM and a finance director at — and get the same answer.
Self-service enablement
Curated datasets, training, office hours, governance. Self-service without chaos.
Embedded analytics
Analytics inside your product, multi-tenant, with row-level security and your brand.
BI estate rationalisation
Audit, consolidate, migrate, retire. Cut your licence bill and your cognitive load.
AI-enabled BI
Natural-language query, automated insights, anomaly alerts — where they genuinely help.
Audience-first, not chart-first.
Audience & decisions
Who decides what, with what, how often. Metrics follow decisions.
Model & layer
Semantic layer, curated datasets, conformed dimensions.
Build & iterate
Fortnightly releases with real users, usage analytics from day one.
Govern & grow
Ownership, retirement, roadmap, capability uplift.
- ✓Semantic / metric layerOne place metrics are defined — code-reviewed, version-controlled.
- ✓Curated dashboardsPer audience, per decision, with usage telemetry.
- ✓Self-service datasetsGoverned, documented, trustable.
- ✓Usage analyticsWhich dashboards matter, which to retire.
- ✓Style & pattern libraryConsistent look, interaction, accessibility.
- ✓Enablement programmeTraining, office hours, guild.
Tools & frameworks we use.
A real engagement.
Insurer — BI estate: 460 → 72 dashboards, licence spend cut 38%.
Six-month rationalisation programme retired 388 unused or duplicate dashboards, rebuilt the top 72 on a governed semantic layer, and cut licence spend 38% while adoption rose 2.1×.
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