What it does
Many teams already have the data, just not in a shape anyone reads. The report builder takes the exports you have today and turns them into a short report, which is often the first step before a proper warehouse.
Who can use it
- Managers who get exports but no dashboards
- Analysts who need a quick first look
- Small businesses without a BI tool
Where it fits
- Any system that exports CSV or Excel: bookings, point of sale, inventory, payroll
How to use it
- Upload one or more exports
- Check the columns it detected
- Pick the measures and the period
- Print the report or save it as PDF
Limitations
- Column detection works best with the hotel exports it was built for
- Files stay in your browser, so very large files are slow
What's next
- Column mapping for retail and restaurant exports
- Saved report templates
Run it on your own data
- In the browser (today)Free, no sign-up. What you enter stays on your device. Good for trying it and for small teams.
- On your files or databasePoint the same logic at your exports or a database view (PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Azure SQL or DuckDB), on your own machine or network.
- As a pipeline and warehouseA scheduled ETL job pulls from your systems (reservations, point of sale, inventory, payroll) into a star-schema warehouse, runs data-quality checks, and the tool or a Power BI report reads the result every morning.
What that adds here
- Replace uploads with a scheduled pull from your systems into a database
- Email the report to managers every morning
How I'd set it up for you
I'd map your exports or database to the tool's model, package the job in a container that runs on your server or cloud account, add the checks your data needs, and hand over the code and a runbook. Your data stays on your systems. Get in touch if you'd like it fitted to your business.
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