A business dashboard should be something you assemble yourself, not something you file a request for. Easy Pivot gives you a drag-and-drop dashboard builder over your own data — grid layouts for everyday reporting, fixed-canvas cockpits for display walls — and keeps every chart on the board connected, so one filter moves all of them.
If building a KPI dashboard means waiting on the data team, the dashboard is out of date the week it ships. Business users need to add a chart themselves, on the day they need it.
When each chart queries the source its own way, two dashboards show two answers for the same metric. A shared dataset layer keeps every chart on the same definition.
A static screenshot of last month is not a dashboard. Interactive filtering, chart linkage and drill-down are what make people come back to it.
Responsive grid dashboards for day-to-day reporting, and fixed-canvas cockpit screens sized for monitoring walls and large displays.
Click a bar and every linked chart refilters. Dashboard parameters give users their own date range, region or product filter without editing the board.
Cross tables, KPI cards, ranking bars, waterfalls, funnels, maps, 3D scenes and more — with a developer mode for fine-tuning beyond the config panel.
Send a dashboard or a large-screen view by email on a schedule, so the Monday numbers arrive without anyone opening the tool.
Set thresholds on dashboard metrics. When a value breaches them, the platform raises a data alert instead of waiting for someone to notice.
Two people can open the same dashboard and see different rows. Permissions are enforced by the platform, not by making copies of the board.
Track pipeline, conversion and close rate against target, with a leaderboard by rep and a drill-down into any opportunity.
Margin, cost and budget tracking on one board, with comparative analysis against the same period last year.
A cockpit screen on the wall showing live throughput, backlog and SLA attainment, refreshing on a schedule.
No. Easy Pivot is a drag-and-drop dashboard builder designed for business users. You connect a data source, drag dimensions and measures onto a canvas, and save. SQL is available if you want it, but it is never required.
Relational databases over JDBC (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server and others), Elasticsearch, HTTP APIs returning JSON, and file sources including Excel, CSV and plain text.
Yes. Cockpit dashboards use a fixed canvas rather than a responsive grid, so the layout stays exactly as designed at any screen size — that is what they are built for.
Yes. Dashboards and individual charts can be embedded with a native iframe, with share-ID or token authentication and white-label support. An SDK is available for deeper integration.
Yes. Row-level and column-level permissions are applied by the platform, so the same dashboard shows each user only the data they are entitled to.