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Reports By Function
Customer Satisfaction
Project Management
Sales
Human Resources
Marketing
Sales Data Explorer
This sample report was adapted from a client build. In this particular case, the organisation requested a full sales data explorer which would allow them to view their data from a range of entry points. This report provides full flexibility to do exactly that.
Project Management Dashboard
This report provides a high-level overview of an organisation’s project portfolio including project health & budget tracking.
Customer Satisfaction
This example report contrasts the CSAT score and NPS score of an organisation providing valuable insights to the Marketing and Customer support teams.
Resource Allocation
This report provides a breakdown of an organisation’s resourcing across teams and individuals. The overview page shows a high level resource allocation view while the detail page provides a matrix view and allowing the user to view allocation and availabilites within a chronological view.
HR Dashboard
This dashboard provides insight into an organisation’s HR metrics including turnover, performance and absenteeism over time, revealing valuable trends.
Real Estate Trends
This dashboard shows trends within the Australian real-estate market, providing an insight into sales prices and performance across different areas.
Garmin Year in Review
This dashboard was created to allow me to do a deeper dive into my Garmin data compared with what I could get from Garmin Connect – Voytek
Keto Meal Plan
This report allowed me to dissect different recipes when trialling a ketogenic diet. By inputting all of my raw ingredients into a custom database, then compiling them into recipes, I was able to calculate how ‘keto friendly’ each of my recipes actually were. And yes, I am that much of a nerd.
Development Sprint Burndown
Based on my experience working with development teams I created this dashboard to showcase how a “Sprint” can be reported on – Tristan
ATO Entities Size and Type
I created this report to play around with some of the publicly available data from the ATO. Using PowerQuery I was able to clean up the historical data which did not match the contemporary data. In the end it was just a bit of an exercise in some data analytics work. – Tristan
