Where do you want to go today?

DANdata turns claims files, property records, bed boards, and camp logs into interactive Power BI maps — so the answer to that question is something you can see, click, and act on.

Chart Your Course See the Dashboards

About DANdata

A dashboard should read like a map, not a spreadsheet.

DANdata builds Power BI data models for people who already know their territory — foresters, hospital administrators, camp directors, developers, auditors — but need a faster way to see it. Instead of another static report, you get an interactive map: color-coded, filterable by the fields that actually matter to you, and current enough to trust.

That means clicking through a map instead of scrolling through a report, filtering by street or township or floor instead of hunting through rows, and handing the same dashboard to your whole team instead of re-running a report every time someone asks a question.

Power BI is the visible part — the map you actually click through. Underneath it is business analysis to figure out what the data should be telling you, and project management to get from a folder of exports to a dashboard people trust.

Representative figures

1,019

beds tracked in near real time across a multi-site network

3,500 ac

largest single tract modeled, by location & species

50+

cabins mapped with near real-time occupancy

$2M

scale of a fraud scenario flagged by leading-digit analysis

Some names and places have been changed, and the figures above may be representative rather than exact.

Five Places Data Can Take You

These five dashboards all start with the same question: where can my data take me?

Five builds, five domains — the map changes, the question underneath doesn't.

Some names and places below have been changed, and the figures may be representative rather than exact — enough to show how each dashboard works, not to disclose client data.

Power BI Benford's Law chart comparing one provider's digit distribution to the expected curve, side by side with the peer-provider group

WPT-01 · AUDIT & COMPLIANCE

Fraud, Waste & Abuse Detection

Benford's Law is a quiet, well-documented quirk of honest numbers: in real financial data, leading digits follow a predictable curve, and figures picked to look random rarely do. DANdata builds Power BI models that plot a provider's digit pattern against that expected curve — and against a whole peer group at once — so an unusual pattern is easier to catch early, instead of after a lengthy investigation.

READOUTScreens thousands of claims against dozens of peer providers, digit by digit, in a single view.

Interactive Power BI plat map of the Acacia Phase 1 subdivision, filterable by acreage, price, street, and cul-de-sac

WPT-02 · REAL ESTATE

Housing Development Presentation

A spreadsheet of lots doesn't sell anything. For a subdivision like the sample shown here, DANdata turns the plat into an interactive map: every lot colored by status, filterable by acreage, price, street, or whether it backs a cul-de-sac — so a sales team, or a buyer with a tablet, can narrow dozens of lots down to a handful without leaving the map.

READOUTLots filtered live by acreage, price, street, and lot type.

Power BI dashboard of behavioral health bed status by hospital, showing assigned, available, dirty, and out-of-service beds

WPT-03 · HEALTHCARE

Behavioral Health Waitlist Tracking

A hospital network needs to know, at a glance, whether a bed is assigned, available, or waiting on housekeeping — at one campus or across several. DANdata builds views that roll up from a single floor to an entire network, so a waitlist coordinator can see capacity system-wide in one chart instead of wading through lines in a report.

READOUTRolls up bed status — assigned, available, turning over — from a single floor to a full network.

GIS map of timber tracts filterable by township, manager, acreage, and board-feet by species

WPT-04 · FORESTRY & LAND MGMT

Timberlands Management

When someone's already out in the field, a good map answers the next question before they ask it: which other leads nearby are worth a visit, and who do you call? Tracts are cross-referenced by location and manager, filterable by acreage and yield by species, with contact info a click away — turning a day of driving into a planned route.

READOUTTracts filtered by acreage and species yield, mapped by location and manager.

Power BI cabin map for a youth camp, color-coded by occupancy status across four cabin rows and a set of modulars

WPT-05 · HOSPITALITY & CAMPS

Youth Camp Administration

Check-in day means a line of families, a bus of campers, and a staff member trying to remember availability across dozens of cabins, RV hookups, and dorm bunks. DANdata's cabin map replaces the walk-the-grounds headcount with one screen: every cabin color-coded by status and updated near real time as campers check in, so the front desk can assign the next arrival in seconds and answer "do we have room" without leaving the desk.

READOUTAvailability shown across every accommodation type, updated as campers check in.

How We Get There

Three stages, same as any good route.

STAGE 01

Get Our Bearings

We start with your data as it actually exists — claims exports, tax rolls, bed boards, camper logs — and the one question you need answered: where can my data take me?

STAGE 02

Chart the Course

DANdata builds the Power BI model and the map underneath it — the filters, the color logic, the drill-downs that match how you already think about the problem: by street, by township, by floor, by provider.

STAGE 03

Take the Wheel

You get a dashboard you can hand to a team, not a one-time chart — near-real-time refresh, self-serve filtering, and a walkthrough so everyone on your team can find their own way around it.

Plan Your Route

Where do you want to go today?

Tell DANdata what you're navigating — fraud in claims files, lots in a subdivision, beds across a hospital network, acres in a timber tract, bunks in a cabin row — and where you'd like the data to take you. Whatever route brought you here, you've arrived at the right place.

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