Case Studies

Wasabi operates across a growing estate of restaurants, central kitchens and grocery partnerships. It had invested in the Microsoft stack, but the estate was underperforming: reporting people could not fully rely on, built on foundations that were not solid.

The Co-op's internal data team needed extra resource and deeper Pyramid Analytics expertise, particularly as they planned a move away from legacy systems. They wanted a partner who could deliver real reporting and, at the same time, help the team build up its own capability.

HCML provides occupational health, rehabilitation and case management for large employers. For one of its largest clients, it needed to turn the health and absence data it holds into a clear, board-level report, one the client could use each quarter to understand the health and wellbeing of its workforce and the difference the service was making. It had to look the part and stand up in front of a senior audience.

Conspicuous had a Power BI reporting tool that was no longer fit for purpose, so it had fallen out of use. They wanted a better interface, a reliable connection to their Mercury CRM and other sources, performance tracking against changing targets, a simpler model, and something ready to build on.

Nationwide ran Business Central (formerly NAV) for ERP and QlikView for reporting. They needed to move their SQL and Excel reports to Power BI, make those reports work across both the old NAV and the new Business Central in one place, and keep QlikView stable and supported until the Power BI work was done.

PPX needed to give their clients timely, accurate reporting from NetSuite and other systems, in an interactive dashboard, on tight timescales and beyond what Excel could do by hand.

Remous ran production on a bespoke system that was hard to get value from. Reporting was manual and multi-step, not interactive, and not easy to share, so reports were printed or emailed. They wanted to simplify and automate it in Power BI.