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.

interface simulation · sample data

2Process

  1. reads the spreadsheet and computes the pivot table with code - the result is reproducible
  2. draws the charts and runs them through the Obsigen Magnify visual check before they go into the presentation
  3. assembles the presentation from the data: every chart cites its source
  4. saves the analysis as a spreadsheet with formulas, not pasted values
  5. 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.xlsx with formulas; via Runtime in Obsigen/<date>/

3Result

Editable presentation + spreadsheet with the analysis - in the app or on your computer (Obsigen Runtime).

interface simulation · sample data

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

Data, layer by layer →

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.

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