Business intelligence
Bring your business data into dashboards you can explore. Use AI, charts, and detailed analysis to see how every part of your company is performing.
Compare performance across your business in a shared dashboard. Illustrative data
A dashboard for the decisions you make.
Look across the business, then go deeper into a team, a customer segment, or an operating metric. Keep the data behind each chart within reach.
From business data to a useful dashboard
Start with your data. Keep the work connected.
1Bring in the relevant data
Work with databases, warehouses, business applications, and supported event streams. Choose the sources that answer your business question.
◈ order_id Primary key
customer_id
# revenue
ordered_at
id Primary key
T company_name
T segment
T region
Connected business data
2Build a view of performance
Combine charts, tables, filters, and metrics in a dashboard. Explore with AI or give your technical team room to work directly with SQL.
Charts, metrics, and shared dashboard filters
3Investigate the detail
Filter by time, team, or customer segment. Check the underlying records and share the same context with executives and investors.
| Order | Customer | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 1042 | Northline | $2,450 |
| 1043 | Fieldwork | $890 |
| 1044 | Aster | $1,260 |
Evidence behind the chart
For every part of your business
Executive reporting
Bring sales, costs, customers, and operational performance into the same conversation.
Marketing performance
Compare campaigns and customer behavior to see where your efforts are making a difference.
Operations & people
Follow workload, staffing, throughput, and service quality—not just revenue.
Investor visibility
Invite investors into an appropriate workspace to follow company performance between updates.
Business intelligence FAQ
Do I need to write SQL?
You can work with dashboards, filters, and AI without writing SQL. The SQL workspace is available when you or your technical team need a more detailed query.
What data can I use?
Connect supported databases, data warehouses, and business applications through the separate Integrations catalog. Streaming sources are also available for operational event data.
How is this different from proactive monitoring?
Dashboards help you explore and compare performance. Proactive monitoring keeps watching selected data and KPIs, investigates changes, and brings findings to you.
Can I share dashboards with my team?
Use your workspace to collaborate with teammates and invited stakeholders. Access depends on workspace membership and permissions.
Put your business data to work.
Start working with Backyard’s proactive business intelligence platform.