Power BI

Analytics your leadership team actually trusts.

We build Power BI reports and dashboards on well-modeled data, and retire the spreadsheets and legacy reports people have stopped believing.Power BI reports on well-modeled data, replacing spreadsheets and legacy reports people no longer trust.

A Power BI dashboard with bar charts, a trend line, and a KPI card

Why dashboards lose people's trust

Many organizations already have Power BI and still make decisions from spreadsheets. Usually the problem isn't the visuals. It's what sits underneath: models rebuilt for every report, numbers that differ from one dashboard to the next, refreshes that quietly break, and no agreed definition of the metrics that matter.

We start with the model and the definitions, then build the reports on top, so the same number means the same thing everywhere it appears.

The result

Reporting your team opens on its own, because the numbers hold up when someone checks them.

What we do

Four connected pieces of work, scoped to how your team makes decisions.

Project

Report & Dashboard Development

Reports and dashboards designed around the decisions your leadership needs to make, not a generic set of charts nobody asked for.

Project

Semantic Models & DAX

Shared, well-structured models with consistent measures (calculations written in DAX, Power BI's formula language) and clear definitions, so every report draws on the same numbers and stays fast as data grows.

Project

Legacy Reporting Modernization

Moving reporting from SSRS (SQL Server Reporting Services), Excel, and Crystal into Power BI, and deciding which reports are worth migrating and which can simply be retired. See what SQL Server 2025 means for SSRS.

Project

Self-Service Foundations

Governed datasets, organized workspaces, and sensible sharing and permissions, so teams build on trusted data instead of passing around their own copies.

Our process

A straightforward path from decisions to dashboards.

1

Define

We identify the decisions and metrics your reports need to support, before opening Power BI.

2

Model

We build the semantic model (the shared definition of your data and calculations) and measures that give every report one consistent set of numbers.

3

Build

We build the reports and connect them to live data sources, so what your team sees stays current.

4

Hand off

We document what we built and walk your team through it, so you can maintain it without calling us for every change.

Signs you need this

  • Your team still builds reports by hand in spreadsheets every week
  • Different people report different numbers for the same metric
  • Your dashboards look good, but nobody opens them
  • Critical reports still run on SSRS or Crystal and are hard to change
  • Refreshes are slow or break, and nobody owns fixing them
  • Power BI has sprawled into many similar datasets and reports with no clear owner

What we work with

Power BI DAX Power Query Semantic Models SSRS Modernization

Common questions

Yes. We regularly clean up and extend existing Power BI environments instead of rebuilding from scratch, once we understand what's already there.

Not necessarily. Power BI works on its own. Fabric makes sense for some organizations as their data grows, and our Fabric services help you decide whether and when to move.

Not as part of this service. We focus on building the models and reports well, and we hand off with documentation and a walkthrough so your team can maintain what we've built.

Power BI connects to a wide range of sources. If the data underneath needs attention first, a SQL Server review is often the right place to begin.

Your team, using the documentation we provide. If you'd rather have ongoing support, Complete Care covers Power BI along with SQL Server and Fabric.

Let's talk about the reporting you wish you had.

Every engagement starts with a conversation, not a contract.

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