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add data insights to your product
We help embed analytical software into your product and include smart insights that will guide your users to make the right decision.
example 1
launch finance dashboards as add-on to your product
View your financial G/L data as year-to-date, include budget & forecast analysis and even allow accountants to add their advice to your customers.
example 2
include insights into your ITSM app
Loads of data in your operational system, but cumbersome for your IT team to produce reports? Embed icCube into your software and enable your customers to profit from analytical insights.
example 3
migrate existing analytical products
Migrate existing analytical solutions to icCube and benefit from: ease of deployment, fine-tuned integration and high performance. At a friendly price.
icCube allows to host one set of analytical dashboards (easy maintenance) and one generic database set-up and publish these as specific instances per customer; with each customer having its own secure analytical analytical database environment, showing the data in the customers’ look & feel, so they can easily use the insights for (internal) reporting.
Transform your data into actionable dashboards and teach your audience what they could do best as a next step … based on data.
That is what we care about.
Our passion is to help you help your users make sense out of the data that is surrounding them; to present valuable insights from their data and to help them foresee the next right step to take.
We help you – business owner, entrepreneur, business consultant – to provide these inside vision to your audience so they will get:
Simple, effective and actionable dashboards that help the data-illiterate user to set the right next step .
Complete, comprehensible and fast data sets that help the business analysts to browse and navigate to massive data sets and guide them to find precious new insights.
We provide the tool, methodology and know-how that is specifically tuned to integrate these data insights into a product of your own.
Be it an existing product (embedded analytics) or a be it a completely new data dashboard product for your industry.
And unlike tools like Tableau, Qlik, Microsoft SSAS and PowerBI (these have very nasty embedded analytics license terms), there is plenty of room for you to make a nice profit with it.
latest icCube dashboard tips
tip 13 – how to align buttons using CSS (improve design)
This video shows how to use custom CSS in your dashboard to further fine-tune the design of your dashboards to your liking. In this particular case, it is the button alignment.
tip 12 – how to fix category label length (improve design)
Having specific functionality in a chart, does not mean that your dashboard is ready to publish it. It is important that all elements are placed in such a way that you improve the overall user experience (Gestalt Design Principle). The chart form the previous tip (tip 11) had a vertical axis that “moved around” as the user pressed different buttons. It just did not look very nice.
This video will show you how to fix the “moving vertical axis” by using one of the more advance features of the dashboard editor in icCube.
tip 11 – how to create a dynamic split-by chart
Good dashboards have the right balance between flexibility and user experience. This tip will show you how to add extra flexibility to a dashboard by allowing the user to choose what information is displayed in the charts.
tip 10 – how to add a click-details table
Just showing a nice interactive chart, is mostly not enough to get your audience excited about their data. One of the possibilities to increase user involvement is to add additional details that will be displayed on the user’s request. A very good practice is to add a “click-event” to a chart that will trigger another chart/table to display this additional information.
This video will show you a very simple set-up in which the chart from tip 09 will be made “clickable” on the period (columns) to trigger a details table that will show the Top 5 Internet Sales for that specific period.
tip 09 – how to make a 2-axis chart
ometimes you want to combine two values in one chart that have a completely different size range. If plotted against the same y-axis, one of the values will disappear as it is too low to become visible. The solution for this is a double-axes chart.
This video will show you how to make such a chart in icCube. It starts of with the chart created in tip 08.
tip 08 – how to make a time-series chart
icCube allows you to create date sensitive time-series charts. This means that the x-axis will be represented as date / time and not just as a regular category axis. This video will show you how to make such a chart in icCube.
tip 07 – how to publish dashboards in an app
Adding data navigation to a chart can help your audience to zoom-in on relevant details. This video will show you how to create a zoom-in chart in icCube. In a zoom-in chart, users can simply click on an item in the chart and the underlying details will be displayed.
tip 06 – how to restrict data access
Adding data navigation to a chart can help your audience to zoom-in on relevant details. This video will show you how to create a zoom-in chart in icCube. In a zoom-in chart, users can simply click on an item in the chart and the underlying details will be displayed.
tip 05 – how to link colors to specific items II
Adding data navigation to a chart can help your audience to zoom-in on relevant details. This video will show you how to create a zoom-in chart in icCube. In a zoom-in chart, users can simply click on an item in the chart and the underlying details will be displayed.
tip 04 – how to create a click-zoom chart
Adding data navigation to a chart can help your audience to zoom-in on relevant details. This video will show you how to create a zoom-in chart in icCube. In a zoom-in chart, users can simply click on an item in the chart and the underlying details will be displayed.
Powerful stuff, but this is only for you if …
- you are a data expert in your industry;
- you know the insights they need (and do not have yet);
- you have an entrepreneurial “can do” mentality.
If you have all three, why not monetize on your expertise and start a business with online data dashboards as a product? We have everything you need to give you a head start.
View sample dashboards with financial data. You could enhance these and package these as a product of your own; to be sold as add-on product for commonly used accounting software.
View this financial dashboard demo
or view all demos.
Use this free power point template to check if your idea for a data dashboard could be a potential gold mine.
Download high-level business plan.pptx or read more on how to start with a dashboard product.
Read more on how we can help you become successful with analytical dashboards in your industry.
And learn how you could leverage the most friendly priced business intelligence software to make a profitable business.
