Power BI, for when Excel has done all it can
Millions of rows, scheduled refresh, row-level security and proper distribution. If those words describe your problem, this is the tool.
What we build
We build the model first — a star schema with clean relationships — then the DAX, then the report. Doing it in that order is why the report stays fast as the data grows.
Migration from Excel is a common route in. We keep the logic your team already trusts and rebuild it where Power BI does it better.
Data models
Star schema, correct relationships, a proper date table, no circular dependencies.
DAX measures
Written and commented so someone else can maintain them.
Reports
Multi-page, drillable, sized for both desktop and the mobile layout.
Refresh and access
Gateway configuration, scheduled refresh and row-level security.
Signs it is time to move
- 1The workbook has passed a million rowsExcel's limit is a hard wall. Power BI is not.
- 2Different teams need different viewsRow-level security shows each person only their slice.
- 3Reports are emailed as attachmentsPublish once; everyone sees the current version.
- 4Refresh has to be manualScheduled refresh through a gateway removes the daily chore.
Everything that ships with this
- A published report in your workspace
- A documented data model and measure list
- Scheduled refresh configured and tested
- Row-level security where required
- Training for whoever owns it internally
Fixed price, quoted after we have seen the file or the brief. Nothing is billed until you approve the scope in writing. See pricing.
To share reports, yes — one per person who publishes or views, unless you are on Premium capacity. We will size the licensing honestly before you commit.
Yes, and many clients do. Power BI for the wide audience, Excel for the finance team who want to model on top of it.
A single dashboard is typically two to four weeks including testing. A full reporting suite is scoped properly before we quote.
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.