The creation of a Power BI report involves three key stages: first, connecting to and modeling the data sources (Phase 1), then writing the DAX measures and designing the report (Phase 2), and finally, the testing and deployment phase (Phase 3). The duration of Phase 2 depends on the number of measures, as well as their specificity and complexity, which can significantly extend the report delivery time.

The cost of Power BI depends on the subscription and features selected. Power BI Desktop is free but does not allow online sharing. Power BI Service (Pro) costs around $10 per user per month and offers sharing and collaboration options suitable for SMEs. Power BI Premium, at approximately $20 per user per month, provides advanced features for large data volumes and AI. Prices may vary depending on the region and subscription terms.

The report is delivered, tested, and operational. After production and deployment, we offer dedicated training for end users along with technical documentation. Within a contractual framework, we offer a flexible volume of hours to be used as needed, ensuring continuity of service. These hours are specifically allocated for updates or improvements to the existing report, ensuring optimal performance over the long term.

We also have the capability to offer training on MS Excel and Power BI in addition to report production activities.
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When producing a Power BI report connected to data sources, the confidentiality of this data is a top priority. A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) must be signed between the parties. The client, as the contracting party, proposes this agreement to ensure the protection of their data.