CoDashENTERPRISE MODERNIZATION PLATFORM FOR BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
Understand your estate, improve your reporting, and plan your next move with CoDash.
Your priorities. Your platforms. A partner across the BI journey.
CoDashYour team leadsPlatform-native assets Human review Connected workflows Flexible deployment
Start with what you run
Choose your platform. Follow the workflow from your BI challenge to a reviewed result.
Power BILead reporting workspace and analyzer
TableauNative workspace and analyzer
LookerAnalyzer and native LookML workspace
CognosAnalyzer and migration source
MicroStrategyAnalyzer, inspection workspace, migration source
SAP BusinessObjectsAnalyzer and migration source
SalesforceReporting conversion to Power BI
OmniOmni workspace and publish path
QlikPlanned — QlikView scope, not yet availablePlannedCapabilities vary by platform. Compare coverage side by side
One platform, six pillars
The same six capabilities, connected. Most programs start in one of them and keep using the rest. Availability is stated on every pillar, so you can tell delivered work from preview.
What exists, what depends on it, and where is the complexity?
What should we keep, consolidate, retire, rebuild, or migrate?
How do selected assets reach a new platform with business meaning preserved?
How do we create and improve reporting on the platforms we use?
How do teams control access, connections, changes, and release work?
Which approved BI tasks can become reusable workflows?
Coverage and availability differ by platform and by direction. Explore platform coverage
Choose your starting point
Enter wherever your organization actually is. Improving reporting on your current platform is a complete outcome, not a consolation prize.
Each starting point names its deliverables and who owns which decision. Explore solutions by business problem
Explore the platform
Start with the work you need to do. Choose a capability, then a platform or a task, to see what CoDash covers, what it produces, and where the boundaries are.
CoDash / One connected platformChoose your starting pointBring assets, dependencies, and complexity into view. Give your team the evidence to choose its next move.
Work with Tableau
Your outcome
Tableau asset inventory, dependency review, and readiness assessment.Inventory → Assess → Prioritize
Available for the platforms below. Coverage depends on the source platform, asset type, the imports you provide, and the permissions granted. Analysis is scoped to what CoDash can read; it does not automatically discover every asset in an enterprise, and usage and ownership data depend on what your platform exposes.
See the work
Build something new, improve a model in place, or continue a migrated asset. Models, reports, agent assistance, and the change review sit in one workspace.
Build semantic models, write DAX measures, and develop reports in a connected workspace. Review and validate the result, then publish through your Power BI connection.
Bring your sources and business context.
Semantic model
SUM ( Sales[Revenue] )Inspect changes before they go live.
Power BI
The panels above are product illustrations with sample data. For a walkthrough of real work — inputs, a failed check, the repair, and the accepted output — ask for a scoped demonstration on your own platform. Request a platform demonstration
How we partner
Six stages, each with a named owner and something concrete at the end. These are engagement stages, not pricing tiers, and each commitment is confirmed in your proposal.
See shared responsibilities, enablement, and the review cadence
Enterprise fit
Deployment, identity, connections, release decisions, and support each have an owner. We publish which side owns what rather than implying CoDash absorbs it all.
A dedicated hosted tenant, or deployment into your own Azure, AWS, or GCP environment. Network, identity, and data-residency requirements are scoped with your platform team before anything is agreed.
See deployment responsibilitiesReview the changes, the validation results, and the exceptions, then decide what is released. CoDash records what changed and who accepted it.
Explore workspace controlsEvery capability page names what it does not cover — coverage gaps, unsupported directions, and preview surfaces — so an evaluation does not rest on an assumption.
Review security planningOn the roadmap, not available today
Broader estate asset management and agent-coordinated reporting are planned extensions of today’s analysis, workspace history, and assisted authoring. They are not current capabilities, and no release dates have been announced.
With a conversation about your estate, your reporting goals, and the decisions you are trying to make. That is usually enough to scope a first step — an assessment, a reporting improvement, or a look at a specific migration direction. You do not need to have chosen a platform strategy first.
Yes, and for many teams that is the whole engagement. Reporting Studio works in platform-native workspaces for Power BI, Tableau, Looker, and Omni: meet a new requirement, repair a model that has drifted, or reconcile calculations. Your team reviews the proposed changes and decides what is released.
Nine directions, listed with their accepted input variants and the artifact you receive. Migration is directional — CoDash does not convert arbitrary source and target combinations — and scope is confirmed against your source versions and asset types during assessment rather than promised in advance.
Dedicated hosted SaaS and deployment into your own Azure, AWS, or GCP environment are both offered. Connectivity, identity, key management, and operational responsibilities are scoped with your platform team during deployment planning, and the responsibilities on each side are published on the deployment page.
Analyze, Rationalize, Reporting Studio, and the workspace operations in Manage are available for the platforms listed on each page. Migration is available for supported directions only. In Automate, workflow definition, validation, and on-demand runs are available, while persistent schedules and historical run diagnostics are preview surfaces we will demonstrate rather than claim. Broader BI asset management and agent-coordinated reporting are roadmap items.
The CoDash field guide
A practical readiness guide for BI leaders: establish ownership, map dependencies, define reporting outcomes and choose a representative starting point.
Read the guide Planning checklistUse this BI migration checklist to plan scope, source access, conversion review, numeric validation, business acceptance and cutover responsibilities.
Read the guide Platform migration guidePlan a Tableau to Power BI migration around workbook inventory, calculation review, semantic model design, PBIP/PBIT output and business validation.
Read the guideLet’s talk about your BI estate
A focused conversation about your platforms, your priorities, and the path forward. Tell us what you are trying to decide — we will say what we can and cannot help with.