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I will build a business intelligence report from your spreadsheet
Custom Software and Data Tools Builder
UK-based custom software and data tools builder. I build small apps and dashboards to a standard most freelance builds don't reach: engineered properly, then tested until they break, then fixed before...
About this Gig
Upload any business spreadsheet, receive a boardroom-ready report back. Charts, key figures, and a written executive summary that names the biggest driver, the biggest concern, and one clear recommendation, only where the numbers actually support one. If they don't, the report says so instead of inventing a conclusion.
That last part is the whole difference. Most reporting tools produce something that looks like insight. Mine refuses to overstate what the data supports. Every claim in the summary is independently recomputed from the raw data before it appears.
What I need from you: a CSV or Excel spreadsheet of the business data you want a report on. Sales, inventory, revenue by product, cost breakdown, survey results, any shape works.
What you get back: a polished PDF report ready to forward to a board, an executive, or a client. Charts. Executive summary. Findings. Recommendations only where the data supports them.
Async only. Everything in writing. Fixed scope, fixed price, agreed before I start.
I build custom data tools and dashboards. Every build is engineered properly, tested until it breaks, and ships with a plain-English handover doc.
Technology:
Excel
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Google Sheets
Expertise:
Business Insights
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Trends
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Anomaly detection
Programming language:
Python
Tools:
QuickBooks
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Xero
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Microsoft Excel
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FAQ
What file formats do you accept?
CSV, Excel (.xlsx, .xls), or Google Sheets link. If your data lives somewhere else, tell me before you order and I'll say honestly if I can handle it.
What if my data doesn't support strong conclusions?
The report will say so, plainly. That's the point. If the numbers are flat or noisy, the summary names that rather than inventing a story. Boards trust reports that admit uncertainty more than reports that force conclusions.
