When your data lives across tools and platforms, it becomes a real challenge not simply to visualize it but pull it all together in one place. With Power BI, custom API, and an experienced data team by your side, however, you can gain beautiful and comprehensive dashboards that show you where your business is at and how to take it to the next level.
We’ve put together five Power BI dashboards with data from sources like GitHub, Webfleet, Excel sheets, and SharePoint to show you what’s possible with the right tools and support.
Our team developed this dashboard for a client to track historical financial data for U.S. stock-listed companies from the Intrinio database. It uses information, such as stock price, dividend yield, revenue, operating costs, and R&D trends.
Such a database can be especially useful for analysts and investment professionals who want fast information across multiple firms without querying raw databases.
Our team built this Power BI dashboard for a client using Exact Online. It unifies sales, tickets, FTE, and invoicing into a single streamlined view and connects directly to the client’s database through an automated Make.com (formerly Integromat) scenario, ensuring up-to-date figures without manual data pulls.
With this setup, the dashboard helps monitor business performance, identify issues, and evaluate team efficiency, all in real time.
This Power BI dashboard showcases how we transformed public API data, sourced from GitHub’s repository of Johns Hopkins Covid-19 statistics, into interactive, decision-ready visuals.
While originally built for internal exploration, it’s a great example of how Power BI handles complex datasets and delivers meaningful insights from raw, publicly available sources. It also demonstrates how to connect to and visualize live data from APIs without building custom infrastructure.
We built this Power BI dashboard for a global logistics-focused client with data directly from Webfleet using a custom-built API connection. The data is transformed and automatically refreshed weekly via a virtual machine on Azure, enabling continuous visibility into key fleet metrics.
The resulting dashboard is not only valuable internally but also designed for seamless external sharing with customers. As a result, it highlights how automation and accessibility go hand in hand.
The Zizia team developed this Power BI dashboard with data from Twinfield for a client managing high volumes of IT service activity. It visualizes everything from ticket resolution trends to system uptime.
We also developed custom API integration to retrieve data from the client’s internal systems and scheduled it to update routinely. The main goal of this Power BI dashboard is to equip teams and stakeholders with fast, frictionless insights into service delivery, support performance, and workload efficiency.
Every dashboard should start with the same question: What do we need to see to move faster, act smarter, or serve better?
If you’re sitting on disconnected data or struggling to turn exports into clear information, you’re not alone. At Zizia, we help businesses of all sizes build Power BI dashboards that bring clarity, automation, and momentum.
Book a consult with our team to see how we can tailor the right solution for your data, your goals, and your growth.
