BI is not a pretty chart
Anyone can make a colorful dashboard. The hard part is what lies underneath: reliable, up-to-date data, modeled for analysis, with indicators that mean the same thing to everyone. 80% of a BI project worth having happens before the first chart — and that's exactly where our origin in data makes the difference.
The right tool for each house
Power BI is our flagship: the Microsoft ecosystem, accessible pricing and the largest community in the market. Google Looker shines for those already living on Google Cloud/BigQuery. Amazon QuickSight closes the deal for AWS operations. We don't sell licenses — we're consultants: we recommend the tool that solves YOUR problem at the lowest total cost.
At its core, Business Intelligence is technique, concept and tooling — in that order. Tools can change at will; the dimensional modeling underneath it all (Kimball through and through) remains. That's why our dashboards survive tool changes — and tool-only dashboards don't.
Your system, our reports — the whole data layer on us
For companies that have a system but no data team, we take over all extraction and visualization: operational reports, management dashboards, automatic e-mail distribution (bursting) and the right indicators reaching the right people — while your team runs the business. It works on custom systems and on market ERPs (Senior, TOTVS Microsiga/Protheus and others).
Decisions augmented by AI
BI is becoming decision intelligence: beyond showing what happened, modern dashboards explain why and suggest what to do. We integrate the native AI features (Copilot in Power BI, Gemini in Looker, Q in QuickSight) and our own agents that answer natural-language questions about your data — we wrote about this on our blog before it was fashionable.
Industries where we've delivered
Education, healthcare, financial services, wholesale/retail, industry and marketing — academic indicators, bed occupancy, delinquency, product margins, factory OEE and campaign funnels. The method is the same; the industry knowledge comes from 30 years of projects.
Try a live dashboard
A simple example published on Power BI — click, filter and explore right here (demo data).
Dashboards from our archive
A sample of what we've built — swipe and click to see full size.
What you get
- Diagnosis: business questions first, tooling second
- Data preparation and dimensional modeling (the part that holds everything up)
- Power BI / Looker / QuickSight dashboards with your brand identity
- Indicators with a single, documented definition (no more numbers that don't match)
- Automatic refresh and role-based access control
- Team training + AI features for natural-language questions
We've published on this
Trabalhando com Business Intelligence — Parte 1
SQL Magazine 111 · mai/2013 · Chamada de capa
Data warehouse, modelagem multidimensional, ETL e a parte lógica do cubo (metadados) — a fundação de um projeto de BI open source completo, por Eduardo Carvalho.
Trabalhando com Business Intelligence — Parte 2
SQL Magazine 112 · jun/2013
Do ETL à visualização OLAP: o projeto inteiro, do dado ao dashboard — construído sobre a base de destino da migração apresentada na edição 106. Técnica não envelhece.