Obsigen · Use cases · in the app or on your computer (Obsigen Runtime)
Analytics and reporting
An analyst who prepares a monthly board presentation from the same spreadsheets.
1Input
A sales spreadsheet with several tabs and a table export from Power BI.
2Process
- reads the spreadsheet and computes the pivot table with code - the result is reproducible
- draws the charts and runs them through the Obsigen Magnify visual check before they go into the presentation
- assembles the presentation from the data: every chart cites its source
- saves the analysis as a spreadsheet with formulas, not pasted values
- the result in the app or - via Obsigen Runtime - in your folder
For engineers
- input:
sales_q3.xlsx+ Power BI export; the pivot table is computed by code, reproducibly - charts with the Obsigen Magnify visual check and verification; editable PPTX, source with every chart
- output:
deck.pptx+analysis.xlsxwith formulas; via Runtime inObsigen/<date>/
3Result
Editable presentation + spreadsheet with the analysis - in the app or on your computer (Obsigen Runtime).
4Where the data is
The spreadsheet is stored in your tenant or in your folder. The table is computed by code, not by the model - the numbers are reproducible.
where it runs spreadsheet and pivot table: tenant or your computer · model: provider in the EEA · presentation: tenant or your folder
5Company glossary
Terms from this process and how Obsigen remembers them - sample entries in the company glossary:
- margin
- contribution margin I after discounts - column
margin_1 - Q3
- July–September; fiscal year = calendar year
- board deck
- 8 slides, one chart per slide, source under each
This process in a demo
We show it on an example you bring (sales spreadsheet + Power BI export) - no confidential data, online, in 45 minutes. Then a quote and deployment on dedicated infrastructure.