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Grid Data Reporting From query to published dashboard, embedded anywhere.

Connect to the data you already have — databases, operational metrics, query engines, search platforms, REST APIs, or plain JSON — build charts in a guided dialog, compose dashboards, publish, and embed them anywhere the business works.

6 source types

SQL · metrics · search · APIs

2 states

draft and published

Parameters

one dashboard, many views

Embeddable

in any app or portal

Reporting where people already are

Publish once, embed everywhere

Dashboards die in tools nobody opens. Grid Data Reporting inverts that: a published dashboard is an artifact — locked, parameterized, and embeddable in any portal or product, including every application in the Grid Data family. The analytics travel to the audience, not the other way round.

Point-and-click chart builder

Choose a source, run the query, and the builder auto-detects columns; configure axes, series, and styling in one dialog.

Broad data-source support

Connections to the utility’s databases, metrics, query engines, and search platforms — saved once, reused everywhere — plus REST APIs and JSON.

Rich chart library

Time series, bars, stat tiles, and first-class tables with column configuration, sorting, aggregation, and display types.

Dashboard parameters

Dashboard-level variables flow into every query — one dashboard becomes many.

Draft / publish lifecycle

Fully editable in draft, locked when published — viewers always see a stable, governed artifact.

Embedding

Any published dashboard embeds in another application or the utility’s own portals.

Centrally managed connections

Database credentials never reach the browser, and connections are managed in one place.

Operational + business data

System metrics beside business data on the same dashboard — one pane for both audiences.

How it works

See it, end to end

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Step 1

Connect

Save a connection to a database, metrics store, query engine, or search platform — or point a chart at an API or JSON.

Step 2

Build

Run the query, let the builder detect columns, and configure the chart in one dialog.

Step 3

Compose & publish

Arrange tiles, add parameters, and publish — the dashboard locks into a stable artifact.

Step 4

Embed

Drop the dashboard into any portal or family application, filtered per audience.

Use cases

Where Grid Data Reporting earns its keep

Platform operations dashboards

Backlog, service health, and ingestion volumes, live on a wallboard.

Business reporting

Billing, consumption, and data-quality reporting straight from the platform’s data.

Embedded analytics

Publish once, embed in the family’s applications — or the utility’s own portals.

Parameterized self-service

One dashboard, filtered per region, feeder, or customer segment.

Ad-hoc investigation

Point a chart at a REST API or paste JSON and see the shape of the data right away.

Better together

Part of the Grid Data Family

Every family application shares one identity platform, one design system, one registration pattern, and one deployment path.

See Grid Data Reporting live

A working demonstration takes thirty minutes — on our environment or yours, with realistic simulated data.

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