Analytics & BI Modernization.
Self-service analytics that actually serves itself. Reconcile KPI definitions across business units, retire shadow Excel, and put Power BI / Tableau / Looker on a single, governed semantic spine.
— The boring practice that quietly unblocks every AI ambition.
Three patterns we see every time.
The KPI war
Sales has one revenue number, finance has another, the CEO dashboard has a third. Three ways to be right; three reasons to argue. We end the war by putting one definition in the registry and pointing every consumer at it.
- KPI registry, owner-per-metric
- Definition history
- Conflict adjudication process
The shadow stack
The "real numbers" live in someone's Excel on a personal OneDrive. The dashboards everyone presents from. Politely retire it — by making the governed alternative actually faster than the shadow stack.
- Shadow-stack inventory
- Migration path with parity
- Excel-grade self-service
The dashboard graveyard
Hundreds of dashboards. A handful actively used. The rest, slowly drifting from reality. Decommission with discipline; rebuild a small set on the registry.
- Usage analytics on the BI estate
- Sunset & deprecation cadence
- Top-30 rebuild on registry
Whichever BI you have, one spine.
We don't replatform your BI tool. We sit underneath it.
A self-service estate that actually serves.
KPI registry — populated
Top 50–100 KPIs defined, owned, documented, version-controlled. Used by every dashboard, notebook, and model.
Top-30 rebuilt dashboards
The ones the leadership team actually opens. Rebuilt on the registry, certified, designed for decision rather than decoration.
Self-service enablement
Templates, training, office hours. Power-user enablement that doesn't require a Flexilytics seat at every meeting.
BI estate audit + sunset map
What's used, what's not, what's retired by when. The deprecation calendar your team owns.