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What Are Dashboards?

A business dashboard is a set of charts relating to a certain objective, department, or business process. Dashboards can be used for a specific project, client, or team. On the other hand, dashboards can also be broad enough to cover an entire department or company.

Dashboards are powerful tools for team leaders and management because they provide a single place of reference for all types of data. Data on dashboards can relate to finances, project status, customer support, engineering progress, and much more. The key is to understand the specific goal for your dashboard and to keep things on topic.

Using Dashboards Properly

If you find yourself buried under a mountain of data, then it is time to consider a dashboard. It is common for people to feel that they are constantly falling behind – not being able to stay up-to-date with all of their systems, teams, and tasks.

A business dashboard cuts through the noise and provides a practical way to keep the most important business metrics at your fingertips. For example, business leaders find it valuable to create an executive dashboard that features a view into revenues, expenses, gross profit, net profit, and cash balance.

Similarly, a small team would find it valuable to track key performance indicators for their project. This specific dashboard would include details about project status, deadlines, and feedback from key stakeholder.

As you can see, a business dashboard can be general (for management, executives, and boards of directors) or specific, drilling down into the details. The key is to think carefully about the audience of the dashboard, which will dictate what data to use and how to visualize it.

Best Practices for Dashboards

Most people believe that it is difficult, time-consuming, and expensive to create a dashboard. This may be true if you are trying to do everything yourself. Thankfully, Alluxo is here!

At Alluxo, our sole mission is to turn your data into actionable insights. We do this a simple way: By making it so anyone on your team, technical or non-technical, can build charts and dashboards.

Let's start with the current problems. First, your business data lives in a lot of different places. It is common for small businesses to have dozens of software systems, and enterprise customers to have more than 1,000! Moreover, when people today think about "dashboards" or "reporting", they immediately turn to CSV exports and spreadsheets to build one-off presentations.

Alluxo does things differently. We integrate with popular software products, like QuickBooks Online, and create a secure connection. Once this connection is made, we help you build charts and dashboards without ever having to deal with exports! This means your data automatically updates and always stays in sync.

The result is that we save businesses time, money, and effort. Integrate once, set up the charts and dashboards you want, and they will always be there – with the latest, accurate data.

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