Engineering expertise / Power BI Consulting
Reporting your team can understand and trust.
UTIS helps teams turn operational data into Power BI reports that people can understand and use. We work on the data model, business definitions, refresh dependencies and report experience together. Our delivery approach connects each measure to its source and validates results with the people responsible for the business process.
UTIS / REPORT STUDIOFICTIONAL DATA
Delivery Flow
Where does work slow down?
July–September 2026 · All business units
- Completed work
- 144 items
- Median cycle time
- 5.5 days
Average time by stage
- Intake0.5 days on average
- Preparation1.5 days on average
- Review2.9 days on average
- Release0.6 days on average
Interactive report gallery
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Choose a question, change a filter and inspect the detail behind the number. Try Delivery Flow, Profit Drivers or Technology Spend—no sign-up required.
Interactive prototypes with fictional data. These illustrate reporting design and interactions; they are not live Power BI reports or client results.
UTIS REPORT STUDIOInteractive prototype · Fictional data
Delivery Flow
Find the wait behind the work.
Filter the work, then select a stage to follow the detail.
US dollars · 2026
July–September 2026 · All business units · Inspecting Review
Where does time accumulate?
SELECT TO EXPLOREAverage elapsed time per completed item. Select a stage to inspect its work.
FOLLOW THE DETAIL
Inspect the longest items in Review.
Definitions and calculation notes
All 144 fictional items are completed work. Stage time includes work and waiting, and is measured in elapsed days. Cycle time is the sum of the four stages. Averages are calculated from the filtered items; the median is the middle cycle time. A reworked item records two visits to Preparation and Review, with its total stage time already included. Filters use the completion month.
Data behind this report
| Stage | Average elapsed days | Stage visits |
|---|---|---|
| Intake | 0.50 | 144 |
| Preparation | 1.50 | 165 |
| Review | 2.85 | 165 |
| Release | 0.63 | 144 |
| Work item | Business unit | Completed | Stage days | Cycle days | Rework |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WF-7309 | Member services | Sep 14, 2026 | 5.00 | 7.50 | Yes |
| WF-7315 | Field operations | Sep 14, 2026 | 5.00 | 7.75 | Yes |
| WF-7248 | Online orders | Jul 8, 2026 | 4.75 | 7.50 | Yes |
| WF-7208 | Member services | Jul 24, 2026 | 4.50 | 6.75 | Yes |
| WF-7288 | Online orders | Aug 9, 2026 | 4.50 | 7.25 | Yes |
| WF-7212 | Member services | Jul 11, 2026 | 4.25 | 8.00 | No |
| WF-7218 | Field operations | Jul 11, 2026 | 4.25 | 7.25 | No |
| WF-7231 | Field operations | Jul 25, 2026 | 4.25 | 7.00 | No |
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Original UTIS demo · All values are synthetic.Browser prototype. Not a live Power BI report.
What should your reporting help people decide?
Bring the business question. We can discuss the data, definitions and Power BI experience needed to answer it.
Your priorities
Problems we help solve
These are common reasons to bring UTIS into the work.
The same metric produces different answers.
Definitions, date logic, filters and joins need to be agreed before a dashboard can be trusted.
A polished report still depends on unreliable data.
Late loads, duplicate records and inconsistent source logic can undermine the dashboard.
The report is hard to use or maintain.
Users need clear navigation and useful detail; the team needs understandable models and a repeatable change process.
Our contribution
What UTIS delivers
Business-focused reporting
Translate operational questions into measures, drill paths and clear reporting views.
Data models and SQL foundations
Build the source queries and reporting models that make the measures consistent.
Validation with independent checks
Compare selected totals, definitions and report behavior with source queries and stakeholder expectations.
Delivery alongside your team
Work with your business intelligence and engineering teams on requirements, changes, documentation and support.
Power BI · SQL Server · Data modeling · SSIS
Working together
How we work
Understand the decision
Map the users, source systems and business rules before choosing the implementation.
Define the scope
Agree deliverables, access, output checks and ownership.
Build and validate
Review working changes with the people who use and support them.
Prepare the handover
Document the decisions, operating steps and agreed support responsibilities.
Client perspective
“Together we've also built out Power BI analytics and dashboards, CRM data integrations, and client-specific metrics that we rely on to manage the business.”
Before we start
Frequently asked questions
What to expect when you work with UTIS.
What Power BI work has UTIS delivered?
A national title-insurance company confirms Power BI analytics, dashboards, data integrations and business reporting delivered with UTIS. The related case explains the contribution and validation without exposing customer data.
Can you fix the data behind an existing dashboard?
Yes. We can start with SQL Server queries, SSIS processing, model relationships or refresh behavior instead of replacing a report that already works for its users.
Can our users help shape the report?
Yes. We use business definitions and review of working views to agree what the report needs to show. Source data, access and acceptance criteria are scoped with your team.
Are the interactive demos live Power BI reports?
The three demos on this page are original browser prototypes with entirely fictional data. They demonstrate filtering, drill-down, metric definitions and scenario exploration. They do not connect to Power BI or contain client data. Actual client delivery is described separately in the case studies.
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