Reporting that management, audit and regulators can rely on.
SQL Server, Crystal Reports and Power BI supported as one governed reporting estate — with report controls, reconciliations and documented ownership behind every number that reaches management.
Reports nobody owns, numbers nobody can reconcile.
Month-end depends on ageing report estates, undocumented logic and databases without clear custodians. CFOs, finance departments, audit and operations need report accuracy, performance, ownership and modernisation — without losing the print-perfect financial documents the business already trusts.
One governed data layer, three reporting disciplines.
SQL Server
- Health, performance and capacity assessment.
- Backup, restore and recovery verification.
- Security configuration and privileged-access review.
- Maintenance planning, monitoring and incident escalation.
Crystal Reports
- Report estate health check: inventory, versions, sources, ownership.
- Maintenance, correction, migration and catalogue management.
- Upgrade readiness, including 32-bit to 64-bit dependency review.
- Crystal-to-Power BI paginated (RDL) migration planning.
Power BI
- Data models and controlled metric definitions.
- Executive and operational dashboards.
- Paginated reports for exact-layout financial documents.
- Publishing controls, refresh monitoring and data quality.
Reporting governance is part of the service, not an extra.
- Report registers, data lineage, version control and access matrices.
- Reconciliation between dashboards, source systems and approved reports.
- Change approvals and retention schedules for the report estate.
- Clear report ownership and approved business rules.
- Documented dependencies and escalation routes.
Limitations and dependencies: report accuracy depends on client-approved business rules and source-system data quality; findings are reported against the approved scope and reconciliations are evidence-based, never assumed.
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