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Performance isn't complete without forward-looking targets alongside your actuals. When plans, budgets, forecasts, and reference data live on the same platform as your transactional data, variance analysis is automatic, reports stay current, and your teams spend time on decisions instead of reconciliation
No-code, self-service, built for business users
Your teams build reports, track performance, and explore data without IT tickets or consultant dependencies. Every capability below is drag-and-drop and runs natively on Fabric.
Financial Reporting
Drag-and-drop row and column reordering, accounting sign management, calculated rows and columns, and grouped hierarchies. No-code report building designed for finance teams.
Paginated Reporting
Pixel-perfect formatted reports with smart page and section breaks, configurable headers and footers with KPI cards. Covers financial statements, invoices, variance analysis, and operational reports.
Management Reporting
Structured P&L statements, balance sheets, and management reports that combine plan and actual data in a single view, with conditional highlighting, automatic subtotals, and period-over-period comparisons.
Performance Tracking
Monitor KPIs and business metrics across departments, cost centers, and product lines. Spot trends early with period-over-period comparisons and keep leadership informed on what is moving.
Ad-hoc Analysis & Exploration
Drag-and-drop layouts, dynamic pivoting across dimensions, and self-service exploration directly on Fabric data. Business users analyze data without predefined reports or IT dependency.
Advanced Visualization Library
100+ chart types spanning statistical, financial, and project visuals. Covers variance analysis, IBCS reporting, distribution, flow, and composition charts. Supports 30,000+ data points per visual.
Gantt & Project Visualization
Dual Gantt modes for project timelines and resource utilization. Dependency tracking, milestones, planned vs. actual, and baseline tracking for executive-ready project insights.
Storytelling & Annotations
Chart-level annotations that adapt dynamically to filter selections, data stories combining visuals with contextual explanations, and storyboard templates for management presentations.
Formatted Export
Structured Excel export preserving tables, hierarchies, and styling. Pixel-perfect PDF export. Batch export of multiple reports and tabs with interactive elements preserved in Excel.
Enterprise-grade analysis needs visuals with depth
Intelligence delivers that depth with 50+ advanced visualization types, all built in.
The depth of your analysis shouldn't be limited by the charts your tool can render. Intelligence gives teams the visual vocabulary to present what they actually find, without flattening the insight to fit the format.
The library spans 100+ visuals, with 50+ that most platforms don't offer.
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Discuss performance where data lives
Insights are only useful if teams act on them. Intelligence embeds collaboration directly into your reports so conversations happen in context, not in separate email threads.
Data-Level Comments
Attach comments directly to cells, rows, or measures. Flag an unexpected result or ask a department head to explain a number, right where the data lives.
Threaded Conversations
Start discussions that stay attached to specific data points across report refreshes. @mention stakeholders and get Teams notifications for faster resolution. Institutional knowledge that persists, not buried in lost email threads.
Performance Narratives
Walk leadership through quarterly results with guided storyboards. Combine visuals, commentary, and annotations into a single narrative that your team reviews together, not a deck someone builds offline.
One visual language across every report
When every team formats charts differently, leadership spends meeting time decoding visuals instead of discussing performance. Intelligence is IBCS certified, which means your reports have the option to adopt a single, internationally recognized notation system where actuals, budgets, forecasts, and variances always read the same way.
Consistent notation — solid fills for actuals, outlines for budgets, hatching for forecasts. Every chart speaks the same language regardless of who built it.
Standardized variance display — integrated deviation columns make over- and under-performance visible at a glance without scanning raw numbers.
Board-ready density — compact, information-dense layouts that respect your audience's time and attention.
Pay for what you use, not how many users you have
Traditional per-seat licensing forces you to limit who can build or access your data apps. Compute-based pricing on Fabric removes that constraint.
A report viewer who checks numbers once a month and a finance analyst building variance reports daily are not billed the same. Billing is based on actual usage.
Give every department head, controller, and executive access to reports without adding per-seat licenses.
As reporting adoption grows across your organization, costs scale with actual consumption, not headcount.
One platform. Plans, actuals, and the reports that tie them together.
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