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Everything between raw data and a report people trust.

How data gets in, how charts get designed, how numbers stay exact, and how reports reach the people who need them.

01

Connect

Get data in without ceremony.

CSV and Excel

Upload .csv, .xlsx or .xls files. Exports arrive messy, with odd delimiters, extra sheets and numbers stored as text, and DashVault reads them as they are.

Any JSON API

Point DashVault at an API with authentication headers, pagination and a data path, then save it as a connection you can reuse across projects.

Points programs

The Partnership Program template connects a program on a supported platform and pulls organisations, profiles, points credits and debits, and website activity. Extra endpoints can be added alongside.

Power BI import

Bring a .pbix or .pbit file and DashVault rebuilds each page as a report: charts, titles, layout and simple filters, mapped onto data you have connected.

02

Design

The AI plans the chart. Only the plan.

Describe it

Ask for a dashboard in plain English. The AI replies with chart specifications: what to group, what to measure and how to aggregate, plus time grain, sort and limit. Never the values.

Show it

Upload a screenshot of a dashboard you already have, and DashVault rebuilds it as live charts on your own data.

Build it

A drag-and-drop report builder with a fields pane, chart wells, calculated fields and report filters. Switch between building and asking at any point without losing work.

Refine it in conversation

Ask for changes in chat. The specs update, the engine recalculates, and nothing drifts from the data.

03

Calculate

One deterministic engine, everywhere.

Every row, every time

The same calculation engine computes every chart, in your browser for live dashboards and on the server when shared links refresh. The answer never depends on where it ran.

The charts you need

KPI cards, bar, line, pie, scatter and table charts, with sum, average, count, unique count, minimum and maximum, day to year time buckets and top N lists.

Self-healing dashboards

Every spec is checked against your real columns and repaired before it renders. A broken chart never reaches the screen.

Honest gaps

When the data cannot answer a question, the dashboard says so instead of papering over it.

04

Analyse

Ask questions, get calculated answers.

Ask the data

Chat with a project in plain English. Each answer comes from a query run over your data, not from the model’s memory.

Written reports from exact figures

Smart reports may only quote numbers from a statistics digest computed over all rows before the AI writes a word.

A view across every program

For points programs, one combined view across all of them: profitability by program and product, redemption trends, product preferences and today’s redemptions.

Liability forecasting

Outstanding points liability rolled forward from your own award and redemption history, with present and projected breakage side by side.

05

Operate

Reports that stay useful after Tuesday.

Global filters

A date range and category filters that apply across every chart at once. Save a default range, such as the last 30 days, and it keeps rolling.

Edit mode

Rename, resize and rearrange charts on a grid. Layouts persist everywhere the report appears, shared links included.

Scheduled refresh and insight emails

Program data refreshes on its own, hourly by default, with a weekly full re-index as a backstop. Insight emails go out on the schedule you set.

Exports

CSV for any report or chart, exactly as filtered. PDF for the whole dashboard. And for points programs, a formatted Excel redemptions workbook with live formulas.

06

Share

The right people see the right slice.

Single-report links

A link that opens one report on the filters you chose, with no app navigation to wander off through.

Whole-dashboard links

Share an entire project on one link, choose which reports it includes, preset or lock the points buckets a viewer sees, and pause or delete the link at any time.

Email gates

Every link has its own allowlist, and viewers sign in with a one-time email link. Public mode exists, but you have to mean it.

Leaderboard links

Rank people or branches by points awarded in a window, then send each branch manager a link pinned to their own branch.

Ready when your data is

See it hold up against your own data.

Bring a real export, ask for the dashboard you need, and check every figure against your source. That is the whole pitch.

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  • Every feature on every plan
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