Dashboards, Scorecards & Geospatial Maps
A 309-item visual gallery including Power-BI-class charts, a full scorecard editor, real OpenStreetMap rendering with routes, and scheduled PDF reports over email.
Dashboards, scorecards and genuine maps.
A 309-item visual gallery covers the chart types people arrive expecting, including the Power-BI-class visuals. Scorecards get a full editor rather than a fixed template. Geospatial output renders real OpenStreetMap tiles with route display, which matters whenever the analytic question has a “where” in it — a map-shaped picture is not the same as a map.
Dashboard command center
The view across dashboards, rather than a folder of them.
Scorecard editor
A full editor — define the measure, the target and the presentation.
Maps & routes
Real OSM rendering with routing, as a native visual type.
Scheduled reports
PDF delivery over email on a schedule, for the people who will never open a dashboard.
Rollups, defined by the people who need them.
Interactive analytics over large tables is a pre-aggregation problem. The rollup manager lets users define their own pre-aggregations, which are materialised into a columnar table and fronted by a relational cache, with the rollups replicated across the cluster. The point of putting this in the product rather than in an engineer’s backlog is that the person who notices a dashboard has become slow is the person who can fix it.