Drowning in dashboards, starving for insights? Paste your list. Get a kill/keep/merge verdict.
Built for: Head of Data, BI Lead, Analytics Manager
Every dashboard has a cost: someone builds it, someone maintains it, someone misreads it. Most estates grow until nobody can say what is still doing useful work. This tool does the uncomfortable part. It looks at your list and tells you what to kill, what to keep and what to merge.
Paste your dashboard names (the AI fills in the likely owners and audiences, which you correct), and you get a verdict per dashboard with reasoning, a chaos score for the estate, and the governance gaps that let the sprawl happen.
A kill / keep / merge verdict for every dashboard, with the reasoning attached
A chaos score for the whole estate and what drives it
A governance health reading: ownership, lifecycle, review cadence
A practical cleanup sequence: what to archive first, what to merge, what to protect
Step 1
Plain-language questions about your situation. No setup, no credentials, nothing to install.
Step 2
The analysis runs against the patterns I use in real engagements, the same frameworks, pointed at your numbers.
Step 3
A structured result you can save, re-run later, and take straight into a leadership conversation.
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Sign in free, answer the questions, and get a personalised result you can keep, re-run and share. It takes minutes, and it is the same framework I use in paid engagements.
30-minute call, no obligation. If it isn't the right fit, I'll say so.
Prefer a human? The full version of this analysis is part of the fixed-fee audit.
A cleanup at this scale usually travels with a platform move or a rationalisation programme. See my migration and rationalisation work. Want help interpreting your result? .