Management dashboard
Present important KPIs and developments clearly to support focused discussion and decision-making.
Bring data and processes into view
A custom dashboard for clarity and action.
Bring relevant data, tasks or management functions together in one clear interface. Matodev develops a dashboard for the people who need to work with it.
From data to insight
Show what matters instead of showing everything.
Data from several sources is not yet a useful overview. A dashboard helps when users need to see what requires attention, track a development or perform a management action directly.
Design therefore starts with decisions and tasks rather than charts. What does someone need at that moment? Which details belong one level deeper? And which data is available reliably?
Custom dashboards
An interface shaped around its use.
Form and functionality differ by organisation. A dashboard can stand alone or be part of a larger web application or client portal.
Internal dashboard
Bring tasks, statuses and process information together for employees who work with the same workflow every day.
Client or admin dashboard
Let clients track relevant information or give administrators one environment for data and settings.
Technical connection
A reliable overview starts with the source.
- Data sources
- We identify where data comes from, how current it is and which transformations are required before it can be displayed reliably.
- APIs
- When systems offer a suitable API, the dashboard can retrieve or update data. Every integration is assessed separately.
- Roles and permissions
- Different users can receive their own overview and appropriate management permissions.
- Data freshness
- Real-time display only makes sense when the source, technology and use case support it; scheduled updates are often sufficient.
Our approach
From information need to a usable screen.
A dashboard is shaped step by step around real user questions.
- 01
Define the objective
We determine who uses the dashboard and which actions or decisions matter.
- 02
Assess the sources
Availability, quality and technical access to the data are investigated.
- 03
Design the interface
Information hierarchy, filters, details and management functions receive a logical place.
- 04
Build and refine
After development and review, the dashboard can grow in response to real use.
Frequently asked questions
Practical questions about dashboards.
Can a dashboard combine several data sources?
Yes, when those sources are technically accessible and their data can be matched reliably. We investigate this first.
Does the data need to be real-time?
No. The required frequency depends on the objective. Real-time processing adds complexity and only fits when changes must be visible immediately.
Can users see only their own information?
Roles and permissions can limit available data and functions for each user or user group.
Can the dashboard later become part of a portal?
Yes. A clear structure allows a dashboard to connect to a broader client environment or custom web application.
Need a clearer overview?
Show us the information you work with today.
We identify which data and actions belong in a useful first dashboard.