Are you using tracking dashboards in your business? If not, then presenting business data to your employees and upper management staff is taking valuable time away from other areas of your business that desperate need of attention.
Tracking dashboards allow for a one-click representation of how your business is functioning at a particular point in time, without having to know how all the parts work together. This style of tracking dashboards allow for management to easily communicate between departments about how to shift focus to problem areas. Tracking dashboards can be used in a variety of ways depending on the company's needs.
Using these dashboards can give your company a strategic edge when it comes to its Business Intelligence solutions. By converting your companies specific metrics and key performance indicators into a graphical representation, it allows for streamlined understanding of how the business is running, from the top down.
Tracking dashboards give the user the freedom to manipulate data in a variety of different ways to achieve appeal to numerous groups of people. From upper management, to the everyday employee, tracking dashboards use metrics and key performance indicators to pin-point exactly where your company is flourishing and where it needs some improvement. It will aid managers in their responsibilities to spot upward and downward trends as well as their ability to report new trends.
Are you looking for software tools to build performance dashboards? InetSoft offers free and commercial Web-based dashboard software that includes a drag and drop designer for creating impactful, interactive dashboards for enterprises and ISV's:
This live call tracking dashboard helps call center managers supervise their customer service reps. An agent status chart shows, in real time, who is on the phone and for how long.
This dashboard tracks US demographics using fill and color to add two extra dimensions to it's main chart. A drop down list with 5 different measures to plot by fill adds another level of interactivity.
This flight tracking dashboard pulls in live flight and weather data in real-time. Interactive selection lists range all the way from general region to specific airport, allowing the user to view the data as granularity as they would like.
This dashboard tracks fatalities by the most common mortality causes, and breaks them down by various demographics, including race, age, and sex. Interactive filters for all of these attributes allow providers to zero in on the top risk factors for their particular patients.
This educational demographics dashboard tracks the success of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives by breaking down academic admissions by various demographic and psychographic factors, such as race, gender, major type, transfers, and year.
Large, easy to read text KPIs display the dashboard's most important aggregates, with percent change from previous period displayed underneath them.
This dashboard tracks global attitudes towards racial outsiders in comparison with economic freedom, combining the best of both world by using both map charts and a multidimensional bubble chart. The addition of color and sizing on the bubble charts results in a total of four measures displayed in a single chart, allowing complex sociological patterns to be explored.
This engagement tracking dashboard can free business users from juggling multiple social media channels across various platforms, and allow them to monitor accounts and track engagement metrics all in one place. The dashboard consists of a combination of easy-to-understand charts such as summary charts, line charts, bar charts, and pie charts to present engagement information across multiple platforms, and uses interactive filters to simplify the process of making analysis and comparisons.
Here are some articles that provide more information about tracking dashboards and their applications:
The piece presents InetSoft’s tool for tracking and improving performance metrics using dashboard reporting. It emphasizes benefits like centralized visualization and minimal IT involvement. Users can monitor KPIs in real time and improve strategy execution.
This page describes chart types and tools for performance dashboard tracking and KPI management. It explains how users can deploy intuitive, interactive charts that executives can read at a glance. The software supports self-service analytics and rapid dashboard creation.
This article explains InetSoft’s fast‑deployment dashboard application focused on tracking business performance. It emphasizes drag‑and-drop design, minimal training, and scalable analytics. Organizations can launch tracking dashboards in weeks rather than months.
InetSoft offers a tracking application tailored to monitoring KPM metrics via dashboards. It walks through how organizations can visualize soft and hard measures daily or quarterly. Analytical dashboards support goal alignment and operational monitoring.
This product page introduces a web-based solution for KPI tracking within a balanced scorecard framework. It highlights how metrics can be mapped to strategic objectives and tracked visually. Users benefit from real‑time feedback and alignment across goals.
The page covers how InetSoft’s dashboards can track BI-specific metrics in real time. It distinguishes between soft and hard BI measures and how to visualize them effectively. The dashboard simplifies monitoring of business intelligence initiatives and performance.
This article showcases a Sales Lead Tracking Dashboard used to track outreach frequency and contact events. It allows teams to monitor calls, emails, and lead conversions interactively. Created by marketing staff with no technical coding knowledge.
The article explains how to build effective digital dashboards for tracking KPIs leveraging StyleBI. It describes integration with IoT and quality systems for real-time defect and compliance tracking. Illustrated with manufacturing use cases showing visual monitoring and alerts.
This page outlines InetSoft’s monitoring software used to track performance metrics via dashboards and visual analytics. It emphasizes rapid deployment, self-service, and interactive drill‑downs. The approach helps teams track operational KPIs without dedicated BI support.