Looker Studio dashboards you can send as a link
No file versions, no attachments, no 'which copy is current'. One link, always showing today's numbers.
Sources we connect
Looker Studio suits client reporting and stakeholder dashboards better than any spreadsheet, because distribution stops being your problem. Access is controlled, and the data is live.
We connect the sources, model the data where it needs modelling, and design the report so the important number is the first thing anyone sees.
Google Sheets
The most common starting point, and the easiest for your team to keep updating.
GA4 and Google Ads
Marketing performance in one view instead of four tabs.
BigQuery and SQL
For volumes a spreadsheet cannot hold, with blended sources where needed.
Uploaded and third-party data
CSV uploads and partner connectors where a native option does not exist.
What a good Looker report gets right
- 1Loads in secondsAggregate upstream instead of asking the report to do the heavy lifting.
- 2Filters that make senseDate range, segment and category controls placed where people look for them.
- 3Correct accessViewer access by link or by domain, with editors kept separate.
- 4A branded layoutYour colours and logo, so it can go straight to a client.
Everything that ships with this
- A published report with sharing configured
- Documented data sources and calculated fields
- A mobile-readable layout
- A template copy you can duplicate per client
- A handover session for whoever maintains it
Fixed price, quoted after we have seen the file or the brief. Nothing is billed until you approve the scope in writing. See pricing.
The standard product has no licence cost. Costs appear only with paid connectors or BigQuery usage, and we will flag either before you commit.
Yes, with link sharing set to anyone with the link. Restricting to named users needs Google accounts.
Sheets up to roughly tens of thousands of rows. Past that, or with several sources, BigQuery keeps the report fast.
Send the file. Get a straight answer.
A 20-minute call, or just email the workbook with a note on what is wrong. Either way you will know the cause and the cost before you commit.