Visualization & Reporting
More than one way to turn data into information

Dashboards

Reports

Power BI & Excel
Your Dashboard. Your Design. Your Style.


Build dashboards in your browser

60+ Visualization Widgets.
Thousands of Possibilities
Ready to use Dashboard Templates
The pixel perfect, multi-page, report builder
- Conditional formatting (color, font, visibility)
- Multiple data sets and sub-table linking
- Page break control
- Front and back cover designer
- Multiple section groups
- Runtime parameterization and filtering
- Designer alignment and snapping
- and more...

Power BI
Our mission at ClicData is to empower businesses and their data analysts to use their data the most efficient way possible. If you are comfortable with PowerBI (or any other tool for that matter), then use it.
Our job is to get you the data in a usable format and if Power Bi is the right tool for you to visualize the data then we built a great plugin for you to access the data inside your ClicData Data Warehouse directly from Power BI saving you the hassle of exporting it or moving it elsewhere.
We know you ❤️ Excel as much as we do
Well imagine building an amazing spreadsheet filled with awesome formulas, charts and dropdowns with data you exported from your systems. Then the next day you paste the data again and every formula breaks, errors appear everywhere or worse, wrong data is calculated.
Our plugin solves that by connecting your data tables in Excel directly to your ClicData Data Warehouse. Just open up the Excel spreadsheet, click Refresh and the entire data set in all your sheets will be refreshed.

Questions?
Are there limits to how many dashboards or reports I can build and distribute?
No. Build as much as you can and share with as many people as you need to. You can share to internal and external people using public or password protected dashboards and reports or with named users using username and password even embed the dashboards and reports in web sites and applications.
What is the difference between a report and a dashboard?
A report is used when the amount of data, usually in a table format, can go across multiple pages or screens and varies in amount of rows. It can have charts as well as subtables but it is usually meant for distribution via PDF and are near pixel perfect. Financials, inventory, product catalogues, expense lists, are good examples of reports.
A dashboard has a more interactive component to it, a single screen that allows the viewer to immediately get an overview of all key performance metrics. It gives the viewer the capability of navigating within the dashboard, filtering, drilling down and slicing the data as well as navigating to other dashboards.
Do I have to pay for the Excel or Power BI connector?
No. Our add-on products are included for free and may be limited only by the plan you are on or the amount of data you have.
Is there any limitation to the number of data sources we can add to the dashboard?
No. You can mix all the data sources you want within the same dashboard. You can include data from your CRM, web analytics, or even your accounting systems.