Power BI dashboard development for sales and for the whole business

Which dashboard package do you need?

Pick by the question your management asks most often. If it is about sales — which channel brings customers who come back, which rep or territory converts, how the forecast compares with what actually closed — Sales & Revenue Analytics is built around exactly those views, and it sends itself to the right people automatically every week.

If the questions cut across the business, the Business Intelligence Dashboard is the wider build. It models the data in Snowflake and dbt before Power BI shows it, starts from metric definitions agreed in writing, gives executives and teams their own views, and raises an alert when a number crosses a threshold you set, so nobody has to stare at it every morning.

Where does your data live today?

That decides the route as much as the question does. Sales & Revenue Analytics works on sales data — pipeline stages, orders and repeat purchases — and which systems it reads from is settled on the scope call. If the numbers are spread across spreadsheets kept by different teams, the Business Intelligence Dashboard brings them into one model, and its automated refresh ends the weekly export-and-paste.

If the numbers that matter are in Tally, look at the finance packages instead. The Tally → Power BI Dashboard starts at ₹15,000 and reads TallyPrime without a paid connector; the Finance MIS & Cash-Flow Dashboard starts at ₹45,000 and adds bank data, ageing and a 13-week cash forecast. Both are delivered within 30 days and sit on the finance dashboards page.

Do you need Power BI licences?

Usually, yes. Sharing dashboards through Microsoft’s Power BI service generally needs paid Microsoft licences for the people who publish and view them, depending on how many people need access and how your workspace is set up. Those licences are bought from Microsoft and are separate from our price, as is Snowflake’s own charge for compute and storage where the Business Intelligence Dashboard uses it. Which licences you need is worked out on the scope call, before anything is built.

When is a dashboard the wrong first step?

When the sources disagree with each other. A dashboard on top of records that do not reconcile only makes the disagreement easier to see. If you are not sure where your numbers start to go wrong, the Drift Audit (₹49,000, 2–3 weeks) maps how money, data and records move through your systems and ranks the fixes by value.

If the problem is that data from many systems never lands in one place, the foundation comes first: Data Pipeline & Warehouse starts at ₹1,75,000 and takes 3 months or more, and it gives any dashboard built afterwards one tested, documented source to read from. Both are covered on their own pages, with their prices.