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Dashboards and data

  • Power BI Dashboards

    Power BI brings together data from different sources in reports. You can compare figures per period, department or sales channel.

  • Web dashboards

    A web dashboard is its own application in the browser. You can view figures and perform work there, such as looking up files or checking data.

  • Choosing KPIs for a dashboard

    A KPI dashboard shows how a company or process is doing. It works best if each number helps answer a specific question.

  • Data models

    A data model records how data belong together. For example, which order lines belong to an order and which costs are allocated to an item.

  • Check data quality

    Reporting and automation require actionable source data. Checks reveal missing, duplicate or anomalous data.

  • Store data in PostgreSQL

    A database stores data in a structured manner. PostgreSQL can form the shared basis for a dashboard, link or business application.

  • Data analysis for daily decisions

    An analysis helps understand where a difference comes from. For example, why the margin changes or which products determine the stock value.

  • Analyze inventory

    An inventory analysis shows where items are running out, lying around for a long time or tying up a lot of money. Sales, delivery time and available stock together provide context.

  • Forecasting and ordering suggestions

    A forecast uses available history and assumptions to look ahead. For purchasing, this can help determine an ordering time or quantity.

Links and automation

  • Link existing systems together

    An API connection allows systems to exchange data. For example, orders, stock or product information, without having to copy it manually.

  • REST API links

    Many enterprise software offers a REST API to retrieve or update data. This allows existing systems to be connected to each other in a targeted manner.

  • Webhooks

    A webhook provides a notification as soon as something happens in a system. A new order can be the start of a next step in another system.

  • Automate repetitive work with Python

    Python can process files, perform calculations, and retrieve data from systems. This is useful for work that follows the same steps over and over again.

  • Automate Excel work

    A lot of repetitive work starts or ends in Excel. Files can be automatically merged, checked and prepared for further processing.

  • Security and access

    How we include password storage, Google Authenticator, user rights and management in a dashboard or web app. With login examples and explanations about two-step verification.

  • Logging and monitoring

    If an automatic task does not run, you want to know why. Logging records events; monitoring makes the status of tasks visible.

Documents and AI

Ecommerce

  • Automation for e-commerce

    A webshop works with product data, orders, stock and various sales channels. Links can bring together recurring processing and controls.

  • Manage product data

    Product information must remain recognizable and usable in the webshop, marketplaces and internal systems. This requires agreements about fields and sources.

  • Synchronize marketplaces and webshop

    Sales channels each have their own data and rules. A link helps exchange product information, stock and orders between those systems.

Image sources

Power BI and Excel icons from Microsoft · CC BY 4.0, unchanged. Python and PostgreSQL: official product logos, unchanged.

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