See the whole picture.

Click into any number.

Built for the reports that actually get scrutinised: the ones finance reviews, legal signs off on, or a regulator asks to see. Every number traces back to the same live data as the rest of your platform, so the answer is already there when someone asks how you got it.

Live

Queries live data,
not a stale export

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Steps from data to decision
query, report, dashboard

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Third-party BI
tools required

Admin Dashboard (1)

Enterprise platforms built with GraniteStack

What Reporting & Dashboards do

Every report you run, in one place you can click into.

Operator dashboards, tenant analytics, and regulatory reporting, built on the live data model.

It starts with a query: define the data. Then a report: turn that query into a chart, list, or stat card. Then a dashboard: assemble those reports into one interactive view. Line, bar, area, pie, and radar graphs, plus maps, list views, tiles, and tabs.

Every dashboard is scoped by role and tenant. A Platform Admin sees a different view than a tenant does, permissions decide who sees what, and filters let anyone drill into the data live instead of requesting a new report.

Without GraniteStack

A BI tool bolted on top, with its own login and its own copy of the data

Reports that reflect last week's export, not this morning's activity

One dashboard everyone sees, regardless of role or tenant

A support ticket every time someone needs a new view of the data

On a platform built with GraniteStack

Dashboards built by mapping reports onto a canvas, no BI tool required

Real-time views, reading the same data the platform runs on

Role- and tenant-scoped by default: everyone sees their own view

New dashboards configured by the team, without a developer

Same data. A different dashboard for whoever's asking.

Why reporting breaks down elsewhere

A dashboard is only as
trustworthy as the data behind it.

Off-the-shelf BI tools

A separate login, a separate export, and a dashboard that’s only as current as the last sync. An add-on sitting beside the platform, not part of it.

AI coding tools

A chart or two is easy to prototype. Tenant-scoped access, live data binding, and audit-ready exports are exactly where the demo stops looking like a product.

Custom development

Building reporting in-house means dashboard tooling, chart libraries, and access control logic, on top of everything else a dev team already owns.

On a platform built with GraniteStack, reporting runs on the platform's own data model: the same enterprise-grade infrastructure that's PEN-tested and ISO 27001 certified. No separate login, no stale export, no dashboard someone has to keep in sync by hand.

What's included

Everything a dashboard needs, and everyone who needs one.

Enterprise-grade reporting for operators, tenants, and regulators alike.

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Operator Dashboards

Built around how you actually run the business, not a generic layout that happens to have your logo on it. If a number matters to your decisions, it's on the dashboard.

Real-time data Configurable layout
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Tenant Analytics

Each tenant sees their own data, scoped by the same access rules as everything else on the platform. Nothing crosses over by accident.

Tenant-scoped Role-based access
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Scheduled Reports

The report is already in the inbox before anyone has to ask for it. Nobody's chasing someone down for last month's numbers.

Automated delivery Set schedule
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Export & Audit Views

Data leaves in the format a regulator or auditor actually wants, with the underlying trail intact, not a cleaned-up summary.

Regulator-ready Full audit trail
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Every chart type you'd actually need

Whatever the data actually looks like, there's a way to show it properly: a trend over time, a geographic spread, a single number that just needs to be right. Nothing gets flattened into a chart type that doesn't fit.

Charts & graphs Maps Stat cards
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Drill-down, live

When a number looks wrong, or a board member wants to know why, nobody waits for someone to go and pull the detail. Click it, and it's already there.

Interactive filters Click to drill down
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Built for whoever's looking

Switch between multiple dashboards from a dropdown, mark favourites for quick access, and tenants only ever see the dashboards built for their own tenant UI. Access is set once, at the data layer, and holds everywhere a dashboard shows up.

Multi-dashboard navigation Favourites Tenant-scoped visibility
Ask a different question. Get a different view, not a new ticket.
See it in the platform

Map the reports once. Build the dashboard around them.

Dashboard (1)

Set who can see it once. Every dashboard built from these reports inherits the rule.

How it connects

One data model. Every dashboard reads straight from it.

Every report reads from your Business Objects, the same data structures that power web portals, mobile apps, and workflows. Change a record, and every dashboard built on it reflects that change immediately.

There's nothing to export, sync, or reconcile.Where AI fits in: AI-powered analytics surfaces patterns and anomalies inside these same dashboards, reading from the same live data every report already runs on.

Business Objects

The data structures every report and dashboard reads from.

AI-Native

AI-powered analytics, reading from the same dashboards.

Web Interfaces

Where dashboards actually live for each user type.

If we have tenants, can each one only see their own data on a dashboard?

Yes. Dashboards are scoped by role and tenant using the same access rules that govern the rest of the platform. A tenant sees their own analytics; an operator sees theirs. Nobody sees a wider view than their permissions allow.

Yes. Export and audit views are built for exactly that: a record that shows the underlying data and the trail behind it, not a cleaned-up summary that has to be explained afterwards.

No. Reporting runs on the platform's own data model, with chart types, dashboards, and drill-down filtering built in. There's no export-and-reconcile step with a third-party BI tool.

Each dashboard queries the platform's live data on load, so it reflects what's true now, not the last time someone ran an export.

Yes. Dashboards are built by mapping reports onto a canvas: choosing the widgets, arranging the layout, and setting who can see it. No code, and no ticket to a developer to get a new view of the data.

Yes. Scheduled reports run automatically and are delivered on the schedule you set, so nobody has to remember to log in and pull them manually.

Common questions

What operators ask about reporting and dashboards.

See the whole picture. Trust every number in it.

Operator, tenant, and regulatory reporting, built on the same live data as the rest of the platform.