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Superstore-Sales-Dashboard - PowerBI

  • Power BI dashboards can be a helpfull tool to provide insights into sales performance and trends of an organization.
  • The dashboard should include key metrics such as total sales, sales by product, sales by location, sales by customer segment, and sales by product category.
  • It should also provide comparisons of performance to prior years, and allow for drill-down into individual market and products.

Problem Statement:

  • Build a Sales Analysis, Product Analysis and Shipping Analysis Dashboard.

Tools Used:

  • Microsoft Power BI

Data:

Dashboards:

Sales Analysis Dashboard:

  • Sales department can analyze sales and profit through this dashboard. Filter through years and quarterly sales.
  • The company has made a Total Sales of 3 million and Total Profit of 400.9K between 2011- 2014.
  • 1 million worth of sales and 119.11K profit was made in 2014.
  • 46% of profit came from product category technology.
  • Year 2014 March and April has seen high sales revenue and December being the holiday Season has the lowest revenue sales. image
  • Filter for year 2014, category: technology, Order Priority: Medium !image

Product Analysis Dashboard:

  • This dashboard dive deep into product categories, quantity ordered, product- subcategory
  • Highest amount of office supplies have been ordered in terms of quantity.
  • Tables have been sold at an average discount of 28% in 2014 image
  • Filter year: 2014, market: US image

Shipping Analysis Dashboard:

  • 53% of the orders have Standard shipping mode and lowest preferred is same day shipping.
  • 41% of Orders with critical order priority have been ordered by firstclass ship mode.
  • 100 % of the orders with low priority have been ordered through standard class.
  • APAC markets have highest shipping cost, followed by EU and US. image