Dashboards

Meet your governance reporting needs with proven dashboard data, statuses and trends.

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Report on progress

Easily track current and historical performance for multiple areas.

Check and correct performance

See early the areas where corrective action is needed.

Increase visibility

Provide an understandable picture of benefits and measures – added accountability.

Report on progress

Centralised progress: See all measures and benefits across areas in a single place, making progress easy to track.

Compare side-by-side: View the performance of one area alongside others so teams can quickly identify relative strengths and weaknesses.

Current and history: Understand both current performance and historical trends to better understand progress over time.

Identify improvement: Gain actionable insights on whether performance has improved, stabilised, or worsened since the previous reporting period.

Check and correct performance

Address underperformance: See worsening or underperforming areas, so corrective actions are taken promptly.

Exception management: Spot exceptions and anomalies so that you can focus on areas needing the most attention.

Root causes: Compare multiple metrics to help identify reasons behind performance variances.

Proactive risk management: Identify early declining trends to mitigate risks before they escalate, improving overall results.

Increase visibility

Accessible: Simple tables help stakeholders of all expertise levels interpret and act on insights.

See all: Have a comprehensive picture of benefits and measures, so decision-makers understand the big picture.

Performance transparency: Be clear on how areas, teams, and initiatives perform, creating a culture of openness and accountability.

Narrative context: Add a narrative to explain achievements, challenges, and next steps, which provides essential context, making dashboards more meaningful.

Put it all together

Dashboards are just the start. Use them with Wovex’s goals and reporting features to get greater value for less effort.

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Visualisations

Easily access data to answer common questions about benefits, initiatives and change value.

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Workbooks

Easily create and see data in familiar spreadsheet layouts.

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BI reporting

Create reports quickly from templates – no reporting experience required.

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Which Wovex plans include dashboards?

Dashboards are included in the Progress plan.

Learn about pricing, or try Wovex Clarity Plus for free. Contact us to try for free without a credit card.
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What's the difference between Visualisations, BI Reports and Dashboards?

Visualisations are a simple way to get a lot of data fast. Three screens allow you to access a lot of information quickly and easily.

Actual and forecast data about initiatives and the measures tracked for them.
Actual and forecast data about benefits, their measures and initiatives they are tracked for.
A financial view of actual and forecast costs and benefits, and if the benefits will cover the costs.

BI Reports are proven templates for managers and stakeholders. They help answer key questions and provide insights using reports you complete the design of, and users can then self-serve.

Dashboards are sophisticated views of statuses of benefits and measures, designed to be part of regular formal reporting on benefits progress. Dashboards use templated rules to show summary and consolidated statuses and values so viewers can easily see the current reporting period where attention should be focused.

Wovex Visualisations, BI Reports and Dashboards together help you better manage and communicate business value in a single platform.

What are the two types of dashboard?

The dashboards have been designed to answer three important questions:

1. How is an area performing against benefit expectations?

2. How are multiple areas performing relative to each other?

The first type of dashboard answers these.

3. How is our team/organisation/portfolio doing overall on benefit delivery?

The second type of dashboard is an additional dashboard that is used to answer this.

Each dashboard has been designed to show the values and statuses of measures and benefits of most interest to users.
Values are calculated, and editing is possible before viewing, downloading, or publishing for wider access.