BI Architecture
Plan how business data, reporting models, analytics and dashboards work together.
Connect business data, reporting models, KPIs and analytics into a structured Business Intelligence environment designed to support clearer management decisions.
Discuss Your BI RequirementsBring relevant information from different business sources together.
Structure important business measures around defined reporting logic.
Replace disconnected reporting with structured analytical views.
Give decision-makers clearer access to trends and performance information.
Overview
Organizations generate information through sales systems, finance applications, spreadsheets, ERP platforms, CRM systems, operational software, databases and many other business processes.
When this information remains separated, management teams may spend significant time collecting reports, reconciling numbers and trying to understand what is actually happening across the organization.
Incodiv Tech develops Business Intelligence solutions that connect suitable data sources, organize information through reporting models and present relevant KPIs, trends and analytical views to business users.
Capabilities
Plan how business data, reporting models, analytics and dashboards work together.
Connect suitable information from databases, files, applications and business systems.
Structure relationships, dimensions and measures for consistent analytical reporting.
Define and organize business KPIs around management and operational requirements.
Present important performance indicators, trends and exceptions in structured views.
Compare performance over time and identify meaningful changes within available data.
Clean, reshape and prepare source information before it enters analytical models.
Create structured reporting around day-to-day business processes and operational performance.
Develop analytical views for sales, finance, HR, inventory, operations and other teams.
Use structured database queries and reporting datasets where appropriate for BI solutions.
Bring related information from multiple systems into consolidated analytical views.
Review existing reporting environments and identify opportunities for better structure, usability and reporting consistency.
Business Challenges
Important information is spread across applications, spreadsheets, databases and departments.
Teams repeatedly combine and format information before management can review it.
Departments may calculate similar metrics differently, making comparison difficult.
Static reports may show current numbers without clearly showing how performance is changing.
Sales, finance, operations and other teams review separate information without a connected view.
Management waits for information to be collected and prepared before important questions can be explored.
BI Model
Identify the systems, databases and files containing relevant data.
Clean, transform and organize information for analysis.
Structure relationships, calculations and KPIs.
Present information through reports and analytical views.
Give business users clearer information for decision-making.
Data Foundation
Before dashboards and KPIs can provide useful information, the underlying source data needs to be understood and prepared appropriately.
Identify where required information currently exists and how it is structured.
Clean and transform information into suitable reporting structures.
Connect related business information through appropriate data relationships.
Define calculations and measures required for analytical reporting.
KPI Framework
Business Intelligence becomes more useful when reporting is organized around clearly defined questions and measures rather than simply displaying every available field.
What is happening now?
How does actual compare?
How is performance changing?
Where are the differences?
What may need attention?
What is behind the result?
Business Areas
Revenue, customers, products, targets and sales performance.
Revenue, expenses, margins, balances and finance indicators.
Process activity, workload, service and operational performance.
Workforce, attendance, departments and relevant employee indicators.
Stock levels, movement, products and inventory performance.
Procurement, suppliers, purchasing and related supply information.
Management Intelligence
Management reporting should make it easier to understand overall performance while still allowing users to investigate supporting information where appropriate.
Current business performance.
Trends and period comparisons.
Departments, products, customers or branches.
Exceptions and performance gaps.
Data Sources
The exact integration approach depends on available connectors, APIs, database access, source-system architecture, security requirements and the intended reporting model.
BI Architecture
Reporting Structure
BI solutions benefit from agreed definitions, ownership and reporting structures so that users understand what metrics represent and where information originates.
Document how important business indicators are calculated.
Understand which systems and teams own important business information.
Define what each report is intended to measure and communicate.
Plan reporting access according to organizational requirements and platform capabilities.
Technology
Our Process
Understand business goals, users and reporting challenges.
Review available data sources, reports and existing systems.
Establish reporting requirements, KPIs and analytical scope.
Prepare and structure data for analytical reporting.
Develop reports, dashboards and analytical experiences.
Refine the BI environment as reporting requirements evolve.
Why Incodiv
Incodiv Tech combines data analytics with experience across databases, Power BI, business applications, Microsoft technologies, automation and system integration.
This allows us to consider both the reporting experience and the operational systems producing the information behind it.
Business-first reporting approach
Power BI & analytics experience
SQL & database knowledge
Business application experience
Microsoft ecosystem integration
Custom reporting solutions
Related Services
FAQ
Business Intelligence uses business data, reporting models, KPIs and analytical tools to help organizations understand performance, trends and operational information more clearly.
No. Business Intelligence is the broader approach to organizing, analyzing and presenting business information. Power BI is one technology that can be used as part of a BI solution.
Yes, where suitable access and integration options exist. Data from databases, spreadsheets, business applications and other supported sources can be prepared and modeled for consolidated reporting.
Yes, subject to the system's available database, API, export or supported integration options. The appropriate approach depends on the architecture of the existing platform.
In many reporting scenarios, BI can reduce repetitive manual preparation by connecting suitable data sources and creating structured reporting models. The exact level of automation depends on how the source information is stored.
Yes. Reporting can be structured for executive management, sales, finance, operations, HR, inventory and other business areas according to requirements and available data.
Yes. Existing reporting solutions can be reviewed across data structure, calculations, KPIs, dashboard usability and reporting organization before suitable improvements are planned.
Licensing depends on the technologies selected and how reports are published, shared and consumed. For Power BI deployments, current Microsoft licensing requirements should be confirmed for the intended environment.
Tell us where your business information currently lives, how you report today and what your management team needs to understand.
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