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Data, analytics & M&E dashboards
Analytics installed properly, dashboards that answer a real question, and monitoring-and-evaluation reporting built for the people who have to submit it.
Who this is for
You have data and you still cannot answer the question. The numbers exist in four systems, the quarterly report is assembled by hand, and nobody is quite sure the two versions agree.
An NGO reporting to a donor
Indicators defined once, calculated from live data, and exported in the donor’s own format.
A county department
The figures the assembly asks for, current, rather than rebuilt from scratch each quarter.
A firm that cannot see its pipeline
Where enquiries come from and which of them convert, so marketing spend is decided on evidence.
An organisation with three systems
One set of numbers everybody agrees on, instead of three that nearly match.
What you get
A measurement plan first
The questions you need answered, written down, before a single chart is built.
An indicator framework
Each number defined once: what it counts, what it excludes, and who owns it.
Dashboards people use
Built for the person who has to act on it, not for a screen in reception.
Scheduled exports
The donor or board report generated on a schedule, in the format they insist on.
Cookieless web analytics
Privacy-respecting by default, so the site needs no consent banner.
Documentation
How every figure is derived, so the answer survives the analyst leaving.
How the build runs
Each stage ends with something you can open, and a decision you have to make. No month of silence.
- 011 week
Question setting
What decisions the data has to support. Anything that supports no decision is not built.
- 021 week
Indicator definitions
Each number written down and agreed, including the awkward edge cases.
- 031–3 weeks
Instrumentation
Collecting what is missing, and correcting what is being collected wrongly.
- 042–4 weeks
Dashboards and exports
Built, reviewed against a period you already have reported, and corrected.
- 051 week
Handover
Training, documentation, and ownership of every account.
What we need from you
Three things, and a project runs on time.
Most delays are not technical. They are a decision nobody was able to make, or data nobody could find.