Built this one for an e-commerce customer behavior project - 18,000+ customers, segmented using RFM (Recency, Frequency, Monetary) analysis.

The interesting part wasn't the segmentation itself, it was what it revealed: nearly 22% of customers were "at risk" of churning, and most businesses wouldn't know that until those customers had already stopped buying.

This is the kind of insight that's usually sitting in your order data already, it just needs the right lens. Happy to take a look at your numbers if you're curious what's hiding in yours.

Tools used: Power BI, SQL, Python (Pandas, Scikit-learn for clustering)

Spreadsheets work... until they don't.

For this project, we helped a home care organization replace manual reporting with a centralized BI platform that automatically tracks operational and financial performance across multiple locations.

Real-time dashboards, KPI reporting, role-based access and integrations with WellSky and QuickBooks - all in one place.

Sometimes the biggest productivity boost isn't adding new features. It's making the right data easy to understand. 📊

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Home care is a sharp choice because the pain is not the reporting, it is the audit trail when a regulator or family asks what happened and when. Replacing spreadsheets is the easy win, the real value is that every entry is now timestamped and defensible. Did you build in an immutable log, or is it still editable after the fact?