Your data, finally in one place and telling the truth.
If your numbers live across a dozen spreadsheets and nobody quite agrees which one is right, you are in good company. I build Power BI and Microsoft Fabric reporting that people trust enough to actually make decisions with.
Illustrative report. Hover the chart, switch measures, or press refresh.
From twelve spreadsheets to one version of the truth
Drag the handle across. On the left is where most teams start. On the right is where they end up.
Illustrative example, not client data.
Six ways I can get your reporting under control
Every engagement draws on the same toolkit, Microsoft's modern data platform, applied to wherever your reporting happens to be today. Most people need two or three of these, not all six.
Models, measures, and dashboards built to be trusted, not just to look good in a demo.
Lakehouses, pipelines, and OneLake architecture to replace the patchwork with a single platform.
A roadmap for what to report on, in what order, and why, agreed before anyone opens Power BI.
Retiring the manual Excel reports one person quietly maintains, along with the risk that comes with them.
Reliable pipelines that move and shape the data so your models do not have to.
Practical Power BI and Fabric training, so your team is not dependent on me forever.
Where does your reporting stand?
A five question health check, and a calculator for the time manual reporting quietly eats. Both run entirely in your browser. Nothing you enter is stored or sent anywhere.
When two people pull the same number, do they get the same answer?
Where I would start
These are your own figures. How much really comes back depends on your setup, which is exactly what the discovery call works out.
- Cost of that time
- £20,160
- Time back at 50% automated
- 288 hours
- Value of that time
- £10,080
What a project usually looks like
Three examples of the kind of engagement I take on. Each follows the same arc: what was going wrong, what I built, and what changed once it was live.
Four days of month end, gone
A finance team rebuilding the same board pack by hand every month, never quite sure the numbers agreed.
Read the example OperationsOne screen instead of three systems
Dispatchers piecing together job status from three places, and getting it wrong often enough to matter.
Read the example EnablementA team that stopped waiting on one person
Every report request queued behind the one analyst who understood the data.
Read the exampleIllustrative examples of typical engagements, not named client work.
A specialist, not a department
You do not need twenty tools evaluated. You need the two that matter, used properly.
Two platforms, not twenty
I work only in Power BI and Microsoft Fabric. That focus means less time weighing up tools and more time getting your reports right.
You own what I build
Every model, pipeline, and dashboard is documented and handed over properly. No black boxes, and no dependency on me to keep the lights on.
Honest scoping
If Power BI is not the right tool for your problem, I will say so before it becomes billable hours.
An engagement, start to finish
Discovery call
We talk through your current reporting, where the data lives, and what is actually going wrong.
Assessment & roadmap
A short audit of your data and reports, then a scoped plan and an honest estimate.
Build
Modelling, pipelines, and dashboards, built in the open with regular check ins so nothing arrives as a surprise.
Handover & support
Documentation, a proper walkthrough, and an optional support arrangement once you are live.