Business Intelligence Dashboards and Reporting

Business intelligence is the set of methods and tools that bring data from a company's different systems together and turn it into KPIs, reports and dashboards. The aim is to see both what happened last month and where you stand today with the same reliable numbers.

If your team works with Microsoft tools and wants to edit reports itself, Power BI is a good start; Looker Studio suits teams on Google tools, and Metabase is an open-source option you can run on your own server. If you plan to open dashboards to customers or dealers, per-user licences can add up quickly; in that case, or if you want dashboards inside your own app, custom development is often the better fit.

ERPs such as Logo, Mikro, Netsis and SAP, your CRM and e-commerce platform, ad and analytics accounts, Google Sheets and Excel files. Any source that offers an API, database access or file exports can be connected.

It depends on the number of sources and how clean the data is. We usually suggest starting with the few dashboards you need most and growing from there; after a discovery call you get a clear timeline and a transparent quote, and you can outline your needs in our project planner.

Reports read from a separate reporting database rather than your live ERP, and we load data outside busy hours or pick up only changed records, so daily operations are not slowed down. Access is limited by role, and with KVKK, Turkey's data protection law, in mind we move only the personal data reporting needs and mask it where necessary.

Yes. An AI assistant with read-only access to your reporting database turns a question such as which products sold best last month into a query and shows the result as a table or chart. In our own product, BernSFA, managers already follow live KPIs and target reports and query reports in plain language.