Are you looking for examples of using dashboards? Dashboards offer companies, both big and small, the opportunity to streamline many previously thought independent aspects of their business. Dashboard examples come in many different styles and choosing the correct one for your business can lead to significant results.
This machine operations dashboard example gives a high level view of all maintenance being performed.
Delays are tracked, enabling managers to monitor the timeliness of their workforce.
This risk management CEO dashboard from InetSoft partner Protecht displays various measures of risk and compliance. An incidents by date chart features a red line tracking actual losses, utilizing color to draw the users attention to what's most important.
This social media marketing dashboard can free business users from juggling multiple social media accounts across various platforms, and allow them to monitor accounts and track engagement metrics all in one place. The dashboard consists of a combination of easy-to-understand charts such as summary charts, line charts, bar charts, and pie charts to present engagement information across multiple platforms, and uses interactive filters to simplify the process of making analysis and comparisons.
This SalesForce CRM marketing dashboard example gives marketing managers the metrics they need to monitor sales pipelines and optimize strategy. Lead count and source are tracked as well as conversion rates, with monthly change highlighted based on slider selection.
This lending assessment example is an indispensable solution that delves deep into loan attributes and borrower characteristics. By analyzing factors such as loan purpose, grade, employment length, debt-to-income ratio, and more, this dashboard equips lenders with data-driven insights that optimize loan strategies and ensure a seamless lending process.
This operations work orders example displays the percentage of work orders started and completed, and tracks the man hours necessary for completion of said work orders. A number of line charts display the fluctuations in these various measures over time, enabling managers to pinpoint where specific issues occurred.
This real-time customer service BI dashboard example gives shows call center managers how many calls their employees are handling and how long they are taking. The dashboard refreshes ever 30 seconds, with individual employees represented with icons that change color when the employee is on the phone.
This sales-by-state dashboard example gives a broad visual breakdown of revenue, prices, and profits, by product line. Color is used in several of the charts to add another dimension. The live version features a mouseover chart, packing in even more information without wasting dashboard real estate.
Using dashboards in your company's business intelligence solution means that your are providing high quality, open standards base BI software to not only your company, but your employees as well. No matter which type of dashboard you are using, there are some type of metrics and key performance indicators that apply to each one. These metrics and KPI establish the basic means for what the company is trying to measure. For example, if your company sells shoes, you would be measuring your total profit over time. These dimensions are easily established using easy, agile, and robust BI software.
With InetSoft's unique drag and drop dashboard design, you are able to fully customize reports geared toward your specific business. You have full control over with metrics and key performance indicators (KPI) that you wish to choose, and are able to combine and conform them to your growing business.
Are you looking for software tools to build performance dashboards? InetSoft offers free and commercial Web-based dashboard software that includes a drag and drop designer for creating impactful, interactive dashboards for enterprises and ISV's:
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