New analytic dashboards: Faster insights for better business performance
Businesses collect more data than ever before: by phone, by chat, by email, online and in-person.
Every interaction leaves a trail of information businesses can use to improve their offerings and increase sales. Unfortunately, this information is often under-used because it is hidden and difficult to access. It takes too much time or too many resources to piece the data together.
As a result, leaders can’t use data to help them form opinions and make decisions. Opportunities are lost.
At Business Analyze, this is something we want to change. We’re on a mission to help companies turn raw data they already have – in CRM systems, ERP tools, and other databases – into valuable insights.
That’s why we are happy to introduce self-service analytics.
Self-service analytics makes it easier for CXOs, leaders and managers to explore data and gain insight about business performance, sales, customers, activities, projects and other key processes.
Self-service analytics help you take idle data and turn it into an asset. This includes helping you:
- track KPIs and business performance
- monitor progress and identify best practices
- prioritize the right segments or customer cases
- plan activities and reach goals – of all levels and types
Self-service analytics lets you explore data and see your business from completely new angles. It’s amazing what you can find, once you start looking. If you haven’t thought doing analysis was fun before, this might just change your mind.
Try it!
Don’t believe it is as easy as good as it sounds?
You can try self-service analytics yourself! Here’s how:
If you are a current Business Analyze cloud customer, visit our community to learn how your system administrator grants you access to the new dashboards.
If you are not a current customer, get in touch and we will help you get more insight from your data.
Every business, no matter how big or small, can benefit from self-serve analytics.
Contact us and we will help you get set up.
Furthur reading: Learn how Glunz and Jensen uses self-service analytics
