Power BI and Excel reports

Reports whose numbers agree

We join data from several systems into one report and check that the numbers agree. The report refreshes when you drop in new files.

Send us the files you build your report from – within 3 working days we’ll tell you what can be joined and what it would cost. A sample of the file structure is enough – no real data needed.

Do you know which number is right?

When a report is assembled from several files by hand, sooner or later it turns out the systems show different numbers. The question you end up facing is not ’how to do it faster’ but ’which one to trust’.

Common problems

  • The same revenue is shown differently across systems.
  • Report files are scattered across several sources.
  • The discrepancy is not always noticed by the person who should.
  • When someone asks where a number came from, the answer has to be looked up again.

What you can achieve

  • Data from all sources is joined into one model.
  • The report refreshes when you drop in new files.
  • Differences between systems are visible immediately, not at quarter-end.
  • Every number can be traced back to its source.

Service packages

Starting prices. The final price depends on scope – we assess it free of charge.

1source

A single report from one source

If your data is in one place but the report is assembled by hand each month.

  • Joining and cleaning data (Power Query)
  • A report that refreshes when you drop in new files
  • A short guide on how to use it
from €900
1–2 weeks

The price depends on the number of files, how messy the data is, and whether the source structure stays the same each month.

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2–3sources

A report from 2–3 systems

If the same metrics come from several systems and do not match.

  • A data model and metrics (DAX)
  • Reconciliation so the numbers from all sources agree
  • An interactive Power BI or Excel report
  • A short guide on how to use it
from €1,800
2–4 weeks

The price depends on the number of sources, how much the names of the same objects differ, and the number of report pages.

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4+sources

Several reports, or 4 or more systems

If reports are needed for several departments, or there are four or more sources.

  • A shared data model for several reports
  • Metrics calculated the same way across all reports
  • Documentation and a guide
from €3,000
timeline depends on scope

The price depends on the number of sources and reports, and whether metrics are calculated the same way across departments.

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We give you the exact price and timeline after the free assessment, before any work starts.

HOW IT WORKS

Four steps from your files to a report

You send the files

The same ones you build your report from today. We work with what your systems can export – Excel or CSV. No system access needed.

We assess it, free

Within 3 working days we tell you what can be joined, what can’t, and what it would cost.

We build the report

Data from every source is joined into one model and checked so the numbers agree.

You refresh it in one click

Next month there is nothing to rebuild – you have the same number, and you can back it up.

Frequently asked questions

Is it safe to send our data?
No sensitive data is needed for the assessment – the structure of the file is enough. You can delete or black out amounts, client names and personal data, or simply send a screenshot. Files we receive are used only for the assessment and deleted afterwards.
Do you connect directly to our systems?
We normally don’t connect to your systems. We work from the files your systems can export – Excel or CSV – so no direct access, IT involvement or new passwords are needed. If a direct connection is possible and useful, we say so during the assessment.
How is this different from what AI can do?
AI handles a file you show it well, and you will get a fair way on your own. The difference starts where there are several files, they look slightly different each month, and the result has to refresh itself. And when someone asks where a number came from, the answer has to be verifiable rather than generated again.
How long does it take?
The free assessment takes 3 working days. A report from a single source usually takes 1–2 weeks, a report from several systems 2–4 weeks. Most of the time depends not on the work but on how quickly we receive sample data.
How much does it cost?
Starting prices – from €900 for a single report from one source and from €1,800 for a report from several systems. The final price depends on the number of sources and the state of the data; we tell you after the free assessment, before any work starts.
What if nobody on our team knows Power BI?
You don’t need to know Power BI. If nobody on the team works with it, we can build the solution in Excel – refreshing works the same way, with one click. We always hand over a short guide on how to refresh the report and what to do if a file format changes.
Will we need to buy Power BI licences?
Power BI Desktop is free and it is enough if one or a few people open the report on their own computer. A licence is only needed if the report will be shared through Power BI Service online. Before we start we tell you which option suits you and whether you will need to pay at all.
What if the data sits in several files or systems?
This is the most common case, and it is exactly why this service exists. Files from different sources are joined together, even when the same object is written differently in each. If some of the data is only available by hand, we tell you right away, not after the work has started.
What if the report stops working in six months?
You receive documentation and a short guide with the report, so most changes you can make yourselves. If you need help, small fixes are done separately by agreement – there is no mandatory monthly fee.

Start with a free assessment

Send us the files you build your report from – within 3 working days we’ll tell you what can be joined, what can’t, and what it would cost. You keep the document either way.

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