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Dashboard Creation

Dashboards that are fast, focused, and actually used – designed with stakeholders, not just for them.

Designing dashboards that drive action

We keep dashboards intentionally simple: a few critical metrics, clear visuals, and obvious next steps. Every chart must answer a specific question.

  • Executive scorecards with drill‑downs by region, product, or segment
  • Operational dashboards for teams handling day‑to‑day workloads
  • Self‑service views so individuals can slice data without breaking reports
  • Alerting and annotations to capture context around spikes and dips

Good dashboards feel like this

  • Load quickly on any device
  • Show trends, not just snapshots
  • Make outliers obvious at a glance
  • Suggest where to look next, not just what happened

Sample case studies

Case Study

Executive performance dashboard for a multi‑site business

The leadership team received different numbers from each department and struggled to compare locations.

  • Aligned KPIs across finance, sales, and operations
  • Built a single executive view with drill‑downs by site
  • Added commentary fields so managers could explain results

Impact: more focused leadership meetings and faster identification of under‑performing sites.

We worked with each department to keep their key metrics while standardising definitions so comparisons were fair and consistent.

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Case Study

Real‑time operations dashboard for a support team

A support centre needed a live view of open tickets, SLA risk, and team workload.

  • Integrated ticketing system data with shift schedules
  • Created live queues and work‑in‑progress views
  • Highlighted tickets approaching or breaching SLAs

Impact: better staffing decisions and fewer missed SLAs for key customers.

Supervisors can now see live queues on wall‑boards and quickly reassign work when volumes spike.

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A quick walkthrough of how stakeholders use the dashboard day‑to‑day – filters, drill‑downs, and annotations.