The meeting only gets to the decision once the numbers hold up.

We build the data model under your numbers. Every source system in one place, one definition per term and reporting the whole business works from.

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The numbers do not add up and nobody can say why

Two departments answer the same question differently.
Month-end costs days of manual work in Excel.
You find out months later whether an order, a project or a customer made money, because the hours sit in one system and the purchase invoices in another.
A question that is not in a standard report takes a week.
Another system arrives and the reporting starts from scratch.

The outcome is the same every month. There is a report and nobody is willing to make a decision on it. That is rarely a reporting problem. It sits a layer deeper, in the model those numbers come out of.

Going through a report on the large screen

A dashboard is the last thing we build

Most BI projects start at the systems, because that is where the data is. What you get is reporting that moves with every system that changes and at the next migration you start over.

We start with the questions nobody ever wrote down. What is a customer. What counts as revenue. When is an order finished. Those answers go into a data model and only then does reporting go on top.

That model sits in your own environment and stays yours.

Because we think every business should have one. Every growing business reaches the point where instinct no longer reaches far enough: at twenty customers you know them by heart, at two hundred you do not. A business that never wrote down what it means by revenue, margin or a customer outgrows its own agreements. That is where scaling stops and almost nobody sees it coming.

The business data model, in four layers

Extraction

Every system holding numbers. The ERP, time tracking, the warehouse, the webshop and the spreadsheets that have been running for years.

Data warehouse

One database where it all comes together, arranged the way your business works rather than the way the systems happen to store it.

Definitions & KPIs

This is where the work is and where most projects never go. What revenue is, when an order is finished, how margin is calculated. These are agreements about how you read your own business. As long as they live in four people's heads, every report gives four answers.

Reporting

Power BI or Microsoft Fabric on top, or the reporting tool you already work in. If none of those fits, we deliver it through our own Customer Reporting Platform. More about the business data model

What that gets you

One definition per term
What a customer is, when revenue is revenue, how margin is calculated. Settled once in the model. Every meeting then goes to the decision; the yardstick is fixed.
Every report and analysis a few clicks away
Whether it is month-end or a question that came up this morning, the answer is already there. The manual step between source system and report disappears and what is left is reviewing.
Room to build on
A new report, a new source system or a KPI whose definition changes connects to what is already there. You do not start again.

Companies we built this for

In healthcare, wholesale, maritime, automotive, telecom, industry, real estate and private equity. Cases shows, per company, what it delivered in the end.

You talk to the people who deliver it

Two senior data & BI consultants with a background in business operations, finance and IT.

What that means for you: you explain how your business works once, to the person who then sits down and builds it. No account manager relaying it and no second introduction to a team that only turns up after you sign. More about us

Start with the Business Data Scan

One week and an action plan you can work from. Before you commit to a project you know what needs to happen, what it costs and how long it takes. What the scan actually involves

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