Business and IT requirements
Reliable dashboards require consistent KPI definitions and controlled data sources. A shared semantic layer documents calculations and reduces discrepancies between reports.
We build operational monitoring and business reporting. Volumes, SLAs, rejection rates and update delays are tracked, while business KPIs have documented, shared definitions.
Our services
- Flow and partner control towerEnd-to-end visibility over exchanges: volumes, latency, rejects and service-level attainment per partner. The operational view integration teams and business owners both lack.
- Semantic layer designDefine, document and govern KPIs for reuse across dashboards and self-service analysis.
- Data products for the businessDocumented data products with an owner, identified users, a service level and a defined lifecycle.
- Decision-ready reportingExecutive and operational reporting built around the decision it supports, with the freshness of each figure stated on the page.
- Self-service enablementModels, guardrails and training so business teams build their own views without recreating the definition problem.
Every figure carries the time it was last refreshed. Management sees the number and its age at once.
Typical project needs
- No end-to-end view over partner exchanges or flow quality
- Competing versions of the same headline number
- A steering committee spending its time reconciling figures
- A new regulatory or client reporting obligation
- Analysts spending most of their time preparing data
Technologies and standards
- Microsoft Power BI
- Tableau
- Qlik
- Microsoft Fabric
- Microsoft Purview
- Flow and partner indicator models
Assessment and scoping
A 5 to 15 day assessment gives you a map of this scope, a gap analysis and a costed plan.
Proof
Project references
Cross-sector
Operational visibility over critical exchanges
Across our banking and logistics engagements, flow-level indicators and partner dashboards give operations, business owners and management the same view of what moved, what failed and how fresh it is.
Power BI · Flow indicators · Partner SLA · Semantic layer
Engagement models
Assessment — 5 to 15 days, fixed price. Flow cartography, gap analysis, costed plan. A short document written to be signed by a decision-maker.
Build — A bounded project. Design, development, testing and cut-over on a defined perimeter.
Run — Recurring. Operations, monitoring, evolution and on-call cover on your critical flows.
Assess your integration architecture
A 5 to 15 day assessment gives you a flow map, a gap analysis and a costed plan. Short, fixed price, written to be signed by a decision-maker.