Dashboard Design
Executive summaries, operational views, and KPI scorecards designed around the decision, not the chart library.
Tableau Consulting
A Tableau consulting firm in Newark, Delaware. We design executive dashboards leaders actually open, with clean data underneath and fast load times, for teams across Delaware and the Mid-Atlantic.
Pniel Analytics is a Tableau consulting firm in Newark, Delaware, serving organizations in Wilmington, Dover, and the Mid-Atlantic. We work on-site with teams across the state and remotely with clients nationwide.
Tableau is only as good as the model behind it. We start with the decision you need to make, shape the data to support it, then build a dashboard that stays fast and accurate as your business changes. You get reporting people trust, not another workbook nobody opens.
Led by a Tableau Featured Author, we bring that same craft to executive and operational dashboards for private and public sector teams.
Most Tableau problems are not really Tableau problems. They show up as slow load times and low adoption, but the root cause sits in the data.
Executive summaries, operational views, and KPI scorecards designed around the decision, not the chart library.
Slow workbook? We rebuild the SQL, extracts, and data model to cut load times, often by 80% or more.
Move reporting off manual spreadsheets, connect live data sources, and set up refreshes so the numbers stay current on their own.
4 to 8 weeks typical. Discover → Build → Optimize → Handoff.
For typical budgets and timelines, read how much a Tableau dashboard costs in 2026.
Weeks 1 to 2
Map your data sources, the decisions the dashboard needs to support, and the metrics that actually matter.
Weeks 3 to 5
Model the data, write clean SQL, and design the Tableau views against your real numbers.
Weeks 6 to 7
Tune extracts and load times, simplify the interface, and handle the edge cases.
Week 8
Train your team, document the workbook, and hand over full ownership.
“Fred did an excellent job of developing a clean, branded dashboard that gives multiple audiences a solid overview of our work.”
It depends on scope and data complexity. Most Tableau dashboard work falls between about $2,500 for a focused single-dashboard build and $30,000 or more for multi-source executive reporting with data modeling and automation. We agree a clear range with you before any work begins.
Most builds run 4 to 8 weeks from discovery to handoff, depending on how many data sources are involved and how clean they are. We scope the timeline with you before we start.
In our experience, most slow dashboards trace back to the SQL and data model rather than Tableau itself. We rebuild the query layer and extract strategy, which usually cuts load times dramatically.
Yes. We design and publish to Tableau Cloud and Tableau Server, and several of our public examples live on Tableau Public.
Often, yes. We audit the workbook and data model first, then tell you honestly whether tuning the existing build or rebuilding it is the better investment.
Both. We are based in Newark, Delaware and work on-site with teams across Delaware and the Mid-Atlantic, including Wilmington, Dover, and the greater Philadelphia area, and remotely with clients nationwide.
Our published dashboards show this approach in practice, including a Financial Statement Overview that replaced a three-day manual reporting cycle and a Patient Assessment dashboard for a regional healthcare network.
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