Your D365 SCM data isn’t turning into clear, trusted, actionable insights
Custom Power BI projects are expensive, templates aren’t role-based, and KPI definitions drift across reports
Seen across manufacturing and distribution D365 environments
Why D365 Supply Chain reporting breaks down
GENERIC, ROLE-AGNOSTIC REPORTS
Same dashboard shown to executives and planners
No distinction between strategic and operational KPIs
Users export to Excel because the report isn’t “for them”
CONFLICTING NUMBERS
Same KPI, different logic
Different reports, different results
Meetings spent debating data instead of decisions
COST & COMPLEXITY
Power BI reports take weeks or months to design
Every new KPI means workshops, DAX, rework
Small changes turn into mini-projects
What this leads to:
Loss of trust in reporting
Decisions delayed or avoided
Manual Excel workarounds
Leadership flying blind
Teams optimising different goals
Why this keeps happening:
Custom Power BI projects focus on visuals, not KPI definitions
Templates are generic and ignore how different roles use data
Reporting logic isn’t standardized across the organization
Ownership of KPIs is unclear
What if D365 reporting was role-based by design?
A standard KPI layer on top of D365 Supply Chain
Different views for different roles, built on the same data
Clear, shared definitions of core KPIs
Power BI dashboards that reflect how people actually work
Our solution
What it is:
Pre-built data modeling
Faster time-to-value by avoiding BI design phase, or Excel reports reconciliation.
Less waiting, less consulting burning.
Consistent and reliable data
A standardized KPI layer on top of D365 SCM ensures the same results are shown at all different levels of detail
Role-based views
Not just generic standard dashboard but views tailored to how each team actually runs the business.
i.e. “Executive”, “Supply Chain”, “Planning”, “Warehouse”
Designed to drive decisions
Dashboards are built around business decisions, not technical metrics or just as visibility
A full BI project
What it is not:
Another ERP implementation
A data lake, Fabric or AI initiative
A custom reporting project for each department
KPIs Examples
Executive directors
OTIF / Service Level
Inventory Turns
Working Capital
Supply Chain Manager
Backlog & Shortages
Supplier Performance
Lead Time Variability
Planning & Warehouse
Forecast Accuracy
Inventory Coverage
Picking Accuracy
We’re validating this before building it
How early access works
Short intro call to understand your setup
A brief conversation to understand your D365 Supply Chain setup, reporting pain points, and which roles struggle most with KPIs. No deep dive, no sales pitch. Just enough context to confirm fit.
Demo using sample or anonymized data
A walkthrough of the role-based KPIs and dashboards using sample data or anonymized structures. This keeps things practical without requiring access to your live environment or sensitive information.
Feedback shapes the first release
Your feedback directly influences KPI definitions, role views, and priorities for the initial release. Early access participants help shape something that’s actually usable, not another generic reporting pack.
