One foundation
One existing file or source, identified and lawfully accessible.

A pilot dashboard built around your questions, using one existing source and up to six indicators. Understanding a number matters as much as displaying it.
An export can contain many columns but few immediate answers. Periods, filters and calculation rules may vary between files. Before drawing charts, the meaning of each indicator needs to be agreed.
We define a compact indicator dictionary, then a main view suited to reading it. Calculations are checked against an authorised sample you provide. The pilot distinguishes available data, missing values and interpretation limits; it does not invent business results.
One existing file or source, identified and lawfully accessible.
An explicit definition and period for every indicator.
Visual priorities that match the agreed questions.
What change do you want to observe, and over which period?
A calculated result is compared with a verifiable example.
A source limitation stays visible, even in an attractive chart.
Choose the questions the dashboard should answer.
Compare pilot calculations with your reference file.
Approve the interpretation and the data update method.
A demonstration may use an explicitly fictional sample. It stays separate from real data and is never presented as your organisation’s performance.
Not by default. Update frequency, import method and any technical costs are defined in the quote according to the available source.