Visual pipeline reporting
Data assembly and visualization in one step
Sales leadership wants a pipeline report every Monday morning. Fetch pulls live data and turns it into charts and KPI tiles. No separate BI tool required.
From scattered data to finished visuals
Data assembly
Fetch pulls the right data from the right sources. Multiple systems, multiple schemas, unified through one template. The same governed approach used for segmentation.
Visualization
The template defines the output format: KPI tiles, bar charts, line graphs. No Power BI licenses. No Tableau setup. The visual report is the output, not a separate step.
The visualization challenge
Sales teams need pipeline charts, not raw data exports. But building those visuals is a separate job today.
Without dhino
- ✕ Manual chart building in Excel or Power BI every cycle
- ✕ Separate BI tool licenses for each team that needs visuals
- ✕ Data is stale by the time the report is shared
- ✕ Format varies depending on who built it
With dhino Fetch
- ✓ Template defines the visual output: chart type, layout, formatting
- ✓ Reports auto-generated from live data every cycle
- ✓ Always fresh, always consistent, always governed
- ✓ No separate BI tool needed for standard reporting
How reporting works in Fetch
Same template model as segmentation, with one difference: templates also define the output format. A bar chart, a KPI tile, a trend line. The visual is part of the template, not a separate tool.
What it looks like in practice
Two examples of how Fetch visual reports look when delivered.
KPI tile
A single number with trend, delivered weekly to Teams and email.
Bar chart with trend line
Pipeline by stage, week-over-week, delivered to the sales channel.
Deliver, don't export
Segmentation actions are about doing: tag records, export lists, push to tools. Reporting actions are about delivering: send the finished report to the people who need it.
Ready for visual reports that deliver themselves?
See how dhino Fetch can turn raw data into finished visual reports, delivered automatically to the people who need them.