Interactive SLA Dashboard Development
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I already store every case in an Excel / Google Sheet and I now need that data turned into a self-contained, interactive dashboard that lives inside the same workbook. The goal is simple: the moment my team enters or updates a date for Initial submission, Processing, or Completion, the tool must immediately calculate the SLA status for that case and flag whether we are on-track or overdue.
Here is what I have in mind:
• Platform: keep everything in Excel (Google Sheets compatibility is a plus). I am happy for you to use PivotTables, slicers, Power Query, structured formulas, or lightweight VBA if that speeds things up.
• Visuals: a clean set of charts and graphs alongside intuitive status indicators (think traffic-light icons or coloured KPI cards) so anyone can spot bottlenecks in seconds.
• Coverage: the dashboard must follow each case end-to-end across the three stages—Initial submission, Processing, Completion—and roll the numbers up to a summary view that shows overall performance against our SLA target.
Deliverables I will sign off on:
1. A single Excel file with the automated dashboard, fully linked to the underlying data sheet.
2. Clear, commented formulas or code so I can maintain it later.
3. Brief usage notes describing how to refresh data and add new cases.
If this sounds straightforward to you and you can turn it around quickly, let’s get started.
Here is what I have in mind:
• Platform: keep everything in Excel (Google Sheets compatibility is a plus). I am happy for you to use PivotTables, slicers, Power Query, structured formulas, or lightweight VBA if that speeds things up.
• Visuals: a clean set of charts and graphs alongside intuitive status indicators (think traffic-light icons or coloured KPI cards) so anyone can spot bottlenecks in seconds.
• Coverage: the dashboard must follow each case end-to-end across the three stages—Initial submission, Processing, Completion—and roll the numbers up to a summary view that shows overall performance against our SLA target.
Deliverables I will sign off on:
1. A single Excel file with the automated dashboard, fully linked to the underlying data sheet.
2. Clear, commented formulas or code so I can maintain it later.
3. Brief usage notes describing how to refresh data and add new cases.
If this sounds straightforward to you and you can turn it around quickly, let’s get started.
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