Data & Analytics
Reporting Dashboard
from A$2,500
One live dashboard across up to three data sources, on a refresh schedule agreed with you, plus a walkthrough.
Sound familiar? Here’s what we’d build.
Monday morning goes on copying numbers between spreadsheets.
A report that builds itself from your sources on a schedule and lands on a dashboard or in your inbox.
Sales, stock and bookings each live in a different system.
One dashboard that joins them, so everyone looks at the same numbers.
Nobody trusts the figures because every sheet says something different.
We clean the data before it reaches the dashboard. We agree with you how each number is worked out (for example, whether sales include refunds), remove duplicate records, and note which system each figure comes from.
Sensors and machines produce data that nobody looks at.
A pipeline that streams the readings into cloud storage, ready for alerts, dashboards or a model later on.
Numbers you can stand behind.
Read-only access
We read from your systems and do not change them. If a report needs write access, we ask first and explain why.
Agreed before we build
We start with a short list of the numbers that matter and how each is worked out, so the dashboard answers real questions.
Messy data is expected
Tidying it is part of the job, and we tell you in the first reply if it looks like a bigger task than the dashboard itself.
Explained, not just delivered
We walk your team through the dashboard when it goes live, so everyone reads the numbers the same way.
Where it starts, fixed before we begin.
- The numbers that matter, agreed in writing first
- One live dashboard across up to three data sources
- A refresh schedule agreed up front, based on what your sources allow
- A walkthrough of the dashboard when it goes live
Every project gets its own fixed price in writing before work starts, paid 30, 40, 30. Bigger jobs cost more, and the first reply includes a rough price.
Optional care plan after launch: monitoring, fixes and small changes for A$150 to A$300 a month.
Work in this area, labelled for what it is.
Questions we get asked.
Our data is a mess. Is that a problem?
That is the usual starting point. Tidying it is part of the job, and we tell you in the first reply if it looks like a bigger task than the dashboard itself.
Will we need to buy licences?
Sometimes. Some tools charge per person who views a report. We check what you already have and list any licence costs in the proposal, so there are no surprises.
What kind of IoT work do you do?
Getting readings from sensors and machines into cloud storage reliably, then onto dashboards or alerts. See the pipeline we built for a commercial property company.
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