Executive reporting
A consolidated view of business performance across revenue, margin, sales, operations and priorities.
Business Intelligence Dashboard Builds
Dashboards built around the decisions that matter
Turn disconnected reports, spreadsheets and business systems into a clear, trusted view of performance.
- Clear KPIs aligned with real business questions
- Reliable reporting across your existing systems
- Practical dashboards designed for everyday use
Every dashboard engagement is scoped around the
agreed users, data sources, KPIs and reporting
requirements.
Start the conversation
Discuss a Dashboard Build
Tell us what your team needs to understand and where the current reporting process is falling short.
Thank you
Your request has been received. We’ll contact you to discuss the reporting requirement, available data and the most practical next step.
Your details will only be used to respond to this enquiry.
Relevant
Built around decisions
The dashboard starts with what users need to understand and act on.
Reliable
Clear definitions
Important KPIs are agreed and validated before they become part of the reporting.
Practical
Designed for real use
Reports are structured to make the important information easy to find and understand.
More than charts
A dashboard should answer important questions quickly
Strevie starts with the people using the report, the decisions they need to make and the information needed to support those decisions.
The right measures
Focus on the KPIs that support real commercial, financial or operational decisions.
The right level of detail
Give leaders a clear overview while allowing teams to investigate the drivers behind performance.
A foundation that can evolve
Structure the reporting so it can improve as systems, priorities and business requirements change.
Business Performance
Current period
Revenue
€2.4m
↑ 8.4%
Gross Margin
38.6%
↑ 2.1 pts
Pipeline
€860k
↑ 11.7%
Performance trend
Revenue mix
Recurring
Projects
Other
Dashboard examples
Reporting shaped around your priorities
The exact dashboard depends on the questions, systems and people involved. Common requirements include:
Sales and pipeline
Visibility across pipeline, conversion, forecasting, opportunity stages and commercial performance.
Revenue and margin
Clearer reporting across revenue, recurring revenue, cost, gross margin, churn and financial trends.
Operational performance
Monitor delivery, workload, utilisation, service, procurement, stock or other operational measures.
What is included
From requirements through to a usable dashboard
The project is scoped around the agreed reporting outcome rather than an open-ended list of technical activities.
The scope, delivery timeline and investment depend on
the number of data sources, data readiness, KPI
complexity and dashboard requirements.
Requirements and discovery sessions
Review of current reports and spreadsheets
KPI definition and documentation
Data-source and reporting assessment
Data preparation and transformation
Data model and dashboard development
Testing and stakeholder validation
User guidance and agreed handover
How the build works
A structured path from question to dashboard
Work is delivered in manageable stages so the underlying requirements and numbers can be validated before launch.
1
Define
Agree the users, business questions, decisions and reporting requirements.
2
Assess
Review the available systems, data quality, reports and technical dependencies.
3
Build
Prepare the data, develop the reporting model and build the dashboard iteratively.
4
Validate
Confirm the numbers, refine the user experience and complete the agreed handover.
Your existing technology
Bring important information together
A dashboard can combine information from CRM, finance, ERP, service management, operational platforms and spreadsheet-based processes.
Power BI
Business Central
HubSpot
Salesforce
Autotask
Odoo
Excel
SQL
Finance systems
Operational platforms
Your systems do not need to appear on this list. The first step is understanding where the information sits and whether it is suitable for the required reporting.
Not ready for a dashboard build?
Start with a BI Health Check
When the reporting problem, priorities or required solution are still unclear, the BI Health Check provides a focused review and practical improvement roadmap before committing to a larger build.
Common questions
Before discussing your dashboard
Do we need to already use Power BI?
No. The first step is understanding the reporting requirement and current systems. Power BI may be suitable, but the recommendation should follow the business and technical requirements.
Can you improve an existing dashboard?
Yes. Existing dashboards can be reviewed and improved where the underlying model, measures and data sources provide a suitable foundation.
How much does a dashboard build cost?
Dashboard projects are individually scoped. The investment depends on the number of systems, data readiness, KPI complexity, dashboard pages and delivery requirements.
Can you work with our internal team?
Yes. Strevie can work alongside leadership, finance, sales, operations, internal analysts, IT teams and existing system providers.
Ready to improve your reporting?
Build a dashboard your team can actually use
Tell us what your team needs to understand, which systems contain the information and where the current reporting process is falling short.
Business Intelligence Dashboard Builds
Dashboards built around the decisions that matter
Turn disconnected reports, spreadsheets and business systems into a clear, trusted view of performance.
- Clear KPIs aligned with real business questions
- Reliable reporting across your existing systems
- Practical dashboards designed for everyday use
Every dashboard engagement is scoped around the
agreed users, data sources, KPIs and reporting
requirements.
Start the conversation
Discuss a Dashboard Build
Tell us what your team needs to understand and where the current reporting process is falling short.
Thank you
Your request has been received. We’ll contact you to discuss the reporting requirement, available data and the most practical next step.
Your details will only be used to respond to this enquiry.
Relevant
Built around decisions
The dashboard starts with what users need to understand and act on.
Reliable
Clear definitions
Important KPIs are agreed and validated before they become part of the reporting.
Practical
Designed for real use
Reports are structured to make the important information easy to find and understand.
More than charts
A dashboard should answer important questions quickly
Strevie starts with the people using the report, the decisions they need to make and the information needed to support those decisions.
The right measures
Focus on the KPIs that support real commercial, financial or operational decisions.
The right level of detail
Give leaders a clear overview while allowing teams to investigate the drivers behind performance.
A foundation that can evolve
Structure the reporting so it can improve as systems, priorities and business requirements change.
Business Performance
Current period
Revenue
€2.4m
↑ 8.4%
Gross Margin
38.6%
↑ 2.1 pts
Pipeline
€860k
↑ 11.7%
Performance trend
Revenue mix
Recurring
Projects
Other
Dashboard examples
Reporting shaped around your priorities
The exact dashboard depends on the questions, systems and people involved. Common requirements include:
Executive reporting
A consolidated view of business performance across revenue, margin, sales, operations and priorities.
Sales and pipeline
Visibility across pipeline, conversion, forecasting, opportunity stages and commercial performance.
Revenue and margin
Clearer reporting across revenue, recurring revenue, cost, gross margin, churn and financial trends.
Operational performance
Monitor delivery, workload, utilisation, service, procurement, stock or other operational measures.
What is included
From requirements through to a usable dashboard
The project is scoped around the agreed reporting outcome rather than an open-ended list of technical activities.
The scope, delivery timeline and investment depend on
the number of data sources, data readiness, KPI
complexity and dashboard requirements.
Requirements and discovery sessions
Review of current reports and spreadsheets
KPI definition and documentation
Data-source and reporting assessment
Data preparation and transformation
Data model and dashboard development
Testing and stakeholder validation
User guidance and agreed handover
How the build works
A structured path from question to dashboard
Work is delivered in manageable stages so the underlying requirements and numbers can be validated before launch.
1
Define
Agree the users, business questions, decisions and reporting requirements.
2
Assess
Review the available systems, data quality, reports and technical dependencies.
3
Build
Prepare the data, develop the reporting model and build the dashboard iteratively.
4
Validate
Confirm the numbers, refine the user experience and complete the agreed handover.
Your existing technology
Bring important information together
A dashboard can combine information from CRM, finance, ERP, service management, operational platforms and spreadsheet-based processes.
Power BI
Business Central
HubSpot
Salesforce
Autotask
Odoo
Excel
SQL
Finance systems
Operational platforms
Your systems do not need to appear on this list. The first step is understanding where the information sits and whether it is suitable for the required reporting.
Not ready for a dashboard build?
Start with a BI Health Check
When the reporting problem, priorities or required solution are still unclear, the BI Health Check provides a focused review and practical improvement roadmap before committing to a larger build.
Common questions
Before discussing your dashboard
Do we need to already use Power BI?
No. The first step is understanding the reporting requirement and current systems. Power BI may be suitable, but the recommendation should follow the business and technical requirements.
Can you improve an existing dashboard?
Yes. Existing dashboards can be reviewed and improved where the underlying model, measures and data sources provide a suitable foundation.
How much does a dashboard build cost?
Dashboard projects are individually scoped. The investment depends on the number of systems, data readiness, KPI complexity, dashboard pages and delivery requirements.
Can you work with our internal team?
Yes. Strevie can work alongside leadership, finance, sales, operations, internal analysts, IT teams and existing system providers.
Ready to improve your reporting?
Build a dashboard your team can actually use
Tell us what your team needs to understand, which systems contain the information and where the current reporting process is falling short.