Reports people want to use
Rebuild reports around the decisions they support, with brand-aligned templates, accessible custom themes, and design standards that hold across the estate.
Improve
Power BI transformation
You already have Power BI, probably a lot of it. What you need is for it to work: reports people open, models that respond, a capacity bill someone can explain, and standards that survive the next hire.
- Duration
- 2 to 6 weeks, or ongoing days per month
- Engagement
- One-off, focused, or retained
- You leave with
- Better reports and a team that can keep improving them
The problems people arrive with
- "Our capacity costs are rising and we don't know why"
- I analyse your capacity metrics, find what is consuming it, set up monitoring you can keep, and recommend how to right-size the environment.
- "We want semantic models that work with Copilot"
- I design models with proper relationships, clear naming, and descriptions and synonyms that make natural language questions answerable and the answers trustworthy.
- "Our reports are inconsistent and off-brand"
- I build branded templates and a custom theme, write the design standards, and set up the governance that keeps new reports consistent.
- "We're expanding into Fabric and need a migration view"
- I assess your Power BI estate, pick the candidates for Fabric, recommend which items to use, and lay out a phased roadmap.
- "We need an architecture decision nobody internally can settle"
- I give a direct recommendation on modelling approach, workspace structure, security patterns, performance, or integration, with the reasoning written down.
What we improve
Models that perform and make sense
Dimensional modelling and star schemas, performance and complexity work, and Copilot-ready models with the naming and descriptions that make natural language answers trustworthy.
Teams that can build for themselves
Self-service patterns, capacity planning and monitoring, an inventory of your existing estate, and the governance that keeps quality steady as more people build.
Three shapes the engagement takes
A specific question
A capacity audit, an architecture review, a model design check, or a template. Days, not weeks.
Two to six weeks
Semantic model development, templates and standards, an estate inventory with recommendations, or a performance push. Defined deliverables.
Days per month
Ongoing architectural guidance across several initiatives, and gradual capability building in your team.
Every engagement starts with a review of what exists and what gets used. We agree what changes first by impact, and your team learns as the work happens.
When this is the right fit
An existing Power BI environment that needs to work better, rather than a platform that needs building. If you're building Fabric from scratch or need pipeline and platform work, see the Fabric platform build. If you're still evaluating whether Fabric fits at all, start with a POC and assessment.
What a client said
Working with Prathy on our Power BI data scorecard was a game-changer. She understood our operational needs and delivered a sleek, intuitive dashboard that gives us great insights and supports smarter decision-making.
Tell me what's not working
Book a call and describe the report or model. I'll suggest which shape fits.