Data Visualisation Tools development
Tools that turn complex data into charts and dashboards people can read at a glance.
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Data visualisation presents information as charts, graphs, maps and other visuals, which makes trends, outliers and patterns easier to see. In business intelligence, it is how people read the data behind their decisions.
Our data scientists and visualisation specialists start by identifying your key metrics, data sources and requirements. We then build interactive dashboards and reports for tracking KPIs and spotting issues and opportunities, either as custom dashboards or on tools such as Tableau, Power BI and Metabase.
We also advise on aligning your business intelligence and data visualisation strategy with your business goals, including:
Our advice draws on our own work building, implementing and supporting BI solutions.

Typical uses:

We build BI solutions for organisations in industries such as:
The stages of a business intelligence and data visualisation project:
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We build on BI platforms such as Looker, Metabase and Tableau, and connect them to cloud data platforms like Snowflake, Azure and AWS or to on-premise databases. Where these tools reach their limits, we build custom visualisations in code.
We work with financial, operational, customer and other business data, so you can see the whole business in one place.
Data visualisation is done through specialised business intelligence (BI) software and data visualisation tools like Tableau, Microsoft Power BI, Qlik Sense, D3.js and Google Charts. These tools provide interactive data visualisations and analytics.
Business intelligence (BI) refers to the technologies, applications and practices used by organisations to collect, integrate and analyse data to make better business decisions. Data visualisation is a key component of BI focused on the visual representation of data analytics.
Common data visualisation types include bar charts, line graphs, pie charts, scatter plots, heat maps, treemaps, gauges, geographic maps, histograms, box plots, and more. Selecting the right visual depends on the story you want to tell.


