EQ Solutions

The EQ dashboard studio

Your reporting
brought to life

Visual reporting dashboards that connect strategy to delivery, making priorities, risks and progress clear across your organisation

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A practical decision tool

Beyond another
status report

A spreadsheet, a slide pack and a long list of updates can still leave the most important question unanswered. What needs a decision?

We design around the audience, the source information and the conversation the dashboard needs to support. The result is a clear visual overview with the context behind the numbers and the detail needed for the next decision

Interactive reportingPortfolio → Programme → TeamRisk & blocker boardsMigration readinessTransformation & adoptionTBM implementation
From fragmented updates

A shared reporting story

PortfolioProgrammeTeamPriorities and valuePlans and dependenciesDelivery and blockers

Connect portfolio choices to the programmes and teams responsible for delivery, showing how priorities become work and where a risk or blocker needs attention

To meaningful action

Designed around the question

Choose the scope, explore a trend and inspect a record. Every interaction should help a visitor understand what the information means

Try it for yourself

From strategy
to the work that delivers it

Follow portfolio choices through programmes to team action, or explore migration, organisational change and TBM implementation. Each view has its own measures, risk and blocker boards, and decision context. These working examples use fictional data

Interactive examples

Your decisions brought into view

Illustrative data

Explore connected reporting at portfolio, programme and team level, or follow a Cloud migration, organisational transformation or TBM implementation through its own decision viewsChoose a view, filter the scope and select a record

Portfolio decisions

Connect strategic outcomes, investment and delivery capacity

Delivery against current scope

The decision behind the data

Next move

Select a record for its decision context

Fictional organisation and data with no live connection · We tailor reporting views and agreed data sources to your decisions

What you receive

A useful view
and a clear way forward

From the question you need to answer to a dashboard your team can use and maintain. Each stage leaves you with something practical to review, shape and take forward.

  1. 01Agree the purpose

    Define what matters

    Start with the people using the view and the decisions it needs to support. Give the information a clear purpose before choosing the charts.

    • A focused brief

      Audience, decisions, source material and success criteria

    • Useful measures

      Definitions, source mapping, reporting cadence and context

  2. 02Make it tangible

    Build and test

    Put a working version in front of the people who will use it. Test the questions, explore the detail and refine the view around their feedback.

    • A prototype to review

      A focused version to test the structure with your team

    • Purposeful interaction

      Filters, detail views and action lists chosen for the need

  3. 03Ready to take forward

    Launch with ownership

    Agree how the dashboard will be accessed and kept current. Leave the team with clear responsibilities, useful documentation and a practical handover.

    • An agreed delivery model

      Access, hosting and an update process suited to your team

    • Clear ownership

      Documentation, responsibilities and a guide to keeping it current

Start with one useful question

What does your team need to understand

The scope, source information and delivery model are agreed around your organisation

Discuss your dashboard

Useful to know

Your data
Your context

Can we start with the report we already have?

Yes. Describe the existing report or spreadsheet and the decisions it supports. We can agree a suitable way to review confidential source material.

Is a dashboard always live?

No. A controlled snapshot can be useful for a reporting cycle. A connected dashboard requires an agreed integration, refresh process, access controls and hosting. We choose the update model around the actual need.

Who owns and updates the finished dashboard?

The ownership, source definitions and update method are agreed for each engagement. Handover can include documentation and training for your team.

Can it match our organisation’s branding?

Yes. Layout, terminology and visual style can be shaped around your audience and identity, while keeping the measures understandable and the interaction accessible.

What information helps with an initial brief?

Tell us who will use the dashboard, which questions it should answer, where the information comes from and how often it changes. A short description is enough to start.

Let’s make progress

What do you need
a clearer view of?

Let’s start with the decision you are trying to make. We can help shape a practical dashboard brief

Discuss a dashboard brief