See your data clearly and make better decisions.
Power BI lets you connect data from multiple sources, create interactive reports, and track key metrics in real time. At Netwise, we help companies set up, organize, and optimize Power BI so that reporting is fast, consistent, and secure.
Reporting that finally works for your business
Too many spreadsheets?
Combine data from Excel, ERP, CRM, and databases in one place.
Manual reporting takes hours?
Automate data refreshes and cut the time spent on repetitive tasks.
No single source of truth?
Standardize your data so everyone works with the same numbers.
Difficult to share reports internally?
Publish reports securely in Power BI Service with role-based access.
From requirements to ready-to-use dashboards.
Data integration
Connect Power BI to SQL, Excel, ERP, CRM, Dataverse, and other sources.
Report and dashboard creation
Interactive visualizations, filters, and drill-downs.
Access management
Configure roles and Row-Level Security (RLS).
Solve your reporting struggles and get answers you can trust
No more Excel chaos
Move away from endless spreadsheets and conflicting reports.
Decisions without delay
See the numbers you need, when you need them.
Reports that build themselves
Automated refreshers replace hours of manual work.
Everyone on the same page
One version of the truth for your whole team.
Power BI Desktop
Create, publish, and manage dashboards .
Power Query & DAX
Transform and calculate your data for better analysis.
Row-level security
Restrict access to sensitive data.
Workspaces & apps
Organize reports and share them with the right teams.
Automated reporting
Schedule refreshes and send reports automatically.
Work with a team that focuses on results
At Netwise, we combine business consulting with deep technical execution. Unlike traditional advisory firms, we don’t stop at theoretical process models. We help you map them directly to technology: fast, realistically, and with full accountability.
Two Microsoft MVPs on board, bringing top-tier product insight and early access to platform innovations
Proven experience designing and optimizing processes across industries
Deep expertise in Power Platform and Microsoft ecosystem
True end-to-end delivery: from strategic advisory and process mapping to implementation, integration, and post-launch support
Adrian, our Chief Delivery Officer. With Netwise for over 15 years!
Power BI is a Microsoft tool for analyzing data and creating interactive reports and dashboards. It lets you connect to different data sources, clean and transform the data, and then visualize it in a way that’s easy to understand. It has a few main parts, like Power BI Desktop for building reports and Power BI Service for sharing them with others.
You can connect it to things like Excel, SQL, or cloud systems, and use simple drag-and-drop visuals to present your data.
The Power BI Service lets you create and share interactive dashboards and reports in the cloud. Its main features include:
It also offers built-in security (like row-level access) and AI features such as Copilot for quick insights and summaries.
Power BI Service supports data governance and compliance by giving organizations full control over how data is accessed, used, and protected.
You can manage access with role-based security, protect sensitive data with labels, encryption, and DLP policies, and track activity through audit logs and monitoring. It also helps keep data consistent with features like certified datasets and data lineage.
Everything is managed centrally, which makes it easier to enforce policies and meet compliance requirements like GDPR.
Power BI Desktop is basically a tool you use on your computer to build reports and prepare data before sharing it with others.
You connect to your data (e.g. Excel, databases, cloud apps), clean and shape it in Power Query, and then create a data model with calculations using DAX. After that, you build visual reports with charts and dashboards.
When everything is ready, you publish it to the Power BI Service so others can view and use it online.
The difference between Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service comes down to their role in the workflow.
Power BI Desktop is where you actually create things – you connect to data, prepare it, and build reports. It’s a local tool used mainly by analysts.
Power BI Service is where those reports go next – it’s used to share them, manage access, collaborate with others, and keep data up to date in the cloud.
Simply put: Desktop is for building, Service is for sharing and using
Power Query in Power BI is an ETL tool (Extract, Transform, Load) used to prepare data before building reports.
It’s basically the part of Power BI where you take raw data from different sources and turn it into a clean, structured dataset. You can remove errors, filter data, combine tables, or change formats all in a visual, step-by-step way.
Behind the scenes, Power Query records each transformation, so the process can be repeated automatically whenever the data is refreshed.
