Reports computed straight from your database — with no BI licences

Dashboards instead of a BI suite

A heavy BI platform is expensive, takes months to roll out and still needs an analyst for every new report. We do it differently: interactive reports are computed straight from your database and published in a catalogue with a clear hierarchy. Plus wall-screen dashboards for the floor or the office that refresh themselves.

01Who it is for
  • Companies whose heavy-BI budget was turned down
  • Teams whose reports live in Excel exports and are stale on arrival
  • Operations managers who need a screen on the floor, not a portal
02What it replaces
  • Licences and rollout of a heavy BI platform
  • Scheduled hand-made Excel exports
  • An analyst producing every new report
Dashboards instead of a BI suite
03What is included

What is included

BI portal

A catalogue of interactive reports
in production

Publishing and viewing interactive reports with a structured catalogue and access rights. It computes straight from the database, with no separate BI platform and no licences.

The job

Give the business its reports without buying a heavy BI platform and without an analyst for every new table.

What hurt

  • Reports live in Excel exports and are stale the moment they are sent
  • Every new breakdown needs manual analyst work

What you get

  • A report is computed from the database and is always current
  • A catalogue with hierarchy and permissions instead of a folder of files

What your client gets

  • Client reporting is prepared faster and in one consistent format
last change: 04 Sep 2026

Operations monitor

A wall-screen dashboard
in production

A single page of key operational metrics for a screen in the office or the warehouse: it refreshes itself and can be read in passing.

last change: 26 Aug 2026

Operations dashboard

Dispatching in one window
in production

Dispatching and operational communications in one window: you see what is happening right now and where to look first.

last change: 03 Sep 2026

Delivery quality metrics

Are we getting better or worse
in production

Accumulates, day by day, the metrics clients actually pay for: delivery time, documents and cold-chain compliance. The question 'did it improve?' is answered with a chart, not a feeling.

last change: 02 Sep 2026
04How it works for you

How it works for you

Connect to the database

We read the data directly, with no intermediate warehouse and no nightly exports.

Build the report

Breakdowns, filters and period-over-period comparison — interactive, not a picture.

Publish to the catalogue

A folder hierarchy and access rights: everyone sees their own.

Put it on the wall

The wall-screen dashboard refreshes itself and needs nobody to open it.

05Comparison

Three ways to solve this

We are not the only option, and we show plainly where we lose.

Build it yourselfOff-the-shelf vendorBIOCARD Tech
Time to first resultQuarters: hiring, learning the domain, architecture from scratchWeeks to install — then months bending processes to fit the boxA demo immediately, a pilot in weeks: the product already exists
Domain contextYou will have to teach the team what a batch and a temperature mode areA generic product with no notion of a shipment or a cold chainWe work in it daily — the context is included
Who carries the riskYou do: for the timeline and for the solution turning out wrongYou do: changes outside the vendor roadmap usually never happenWe do: the product runs in our own company and we use it ourselves
Changes for youAnything is possible — if the team stays and is not pulled elsewhereOn the vendor's roadmap and prioritiesDays rather than quarters: our own delivery pipeline
Where we loseFull control over the code and priorities stays with youA large partner ecosystem, training and certificationWe are a small team and we do not take every job
06Cost

Price on request

There is no price list, and that is not a trick: almost every product needs configuration for your processes and integrations, so the same system costs differently at two companies. We quote after the demo, when the scope is visible — not before it.

01

What you get

A working product rather than from-scratch development. The core already exists and runs in our own company, so you pay for the rollout and the fit-out, not for inventing the solution.

02

What the quote is made of

The amount of fit-out for your processes, the number and complexity of integrations, and the requirements around data and timing. All of it becomes visible after a demo on your own data.

03

When we name a figure

After the demo and a short review of your case. The quote is fixed — not time-and-materials.

Where the work stops

We do not build a corporate data warehouse and we do not take ownership of your source data quality: if the database contradicts itself, the report will show it, not hide it.

07FAQ

Questions about this solution

How is this different from a BI platform?

You pay for specific reports rather than for a platform and seats. And a report is built by a developer in days rather than by an analyst over a sprint.

Does the data leave our perimeter?

No. The service is deployed inside your perimeter and reads your database locally.

Who builds new reports later?

Either we do, under the subscription, or your team — reports are code and the code stays with you.

See it on your data

Forty minutes, a working product, no slides. Then a pilot in your environment.

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