Competing definitions of the same measure
Revenue, headcount, margin and service measures can differ by filter, grain, effective date or source. The definition needs a business owner and a reconciled model before it becomes a KPI.
Robra helps teams establish reporting people can trust, from source and requirement assessment through semantic-model design, report delivery, testing, rollout and support. The work can start with one broken dashboard or cover a broader cleanup of duplicated reports, conflicting measures, gateways, workspaces and ownership.

Power BI problems often begin below the visual layer: duplicated semantic models, conflicting DAX measures, unclear source logic, fragile gateways and workspaces owned by people who have moved on. More reports make the disagreement harder to see, not easier to resolve.
Robra starts with the decision and traces the measure back through the semantic model, Power Query and source. Reporting specialists can repair one critical product or rationalize the broader estate, then remain for releases, administration and governed self-service.
Talk to an expertReview reports, source systems, measure definitions, ownership, refresh paths, gateways and user needs.
Build semantic models, measures, reports, dashboards, paginated outputs and workspace structures.
Connect cloud and on-premises sources through Power Query, Fabric, gateways and governed refresh paths.
Reconcile measures to source, test filters and security, and validate performance with business users.
Promote reports and models through deployment pipelines with release notes, training and support coverage.
Resolve refresh failures, broken visuals, gateway issues, access defects and inconsistent measures.
Consolidate duplicate content, tune models, strengthen self-service and improve report adoption.
Provide named development, administration, governance and reporting support.
The useful work is often less about a new visual and more about one definition, one supportable model and a reliable path to refresh it.
Revenue, headcount, margin and service measures can differ by filter, grain, effective date or source. The definition needs a business owner and a reconciled model before it becomes a KPI.
Relationships, cardinality, storage mode, calculation patterns and model size determine whether a report remains usable at scale. Visual tuning cannot compensate for a weak model.
On-premises gateways, cloud connections, credentials, source windows and refresh dependencies need monitoring and backup ownership. A scheduled refresh is a production workload.
Personal workspaces, duplicate reports and unclear endorsement make it difficult to find the trusted version. Rationalization should preserve useful analysis while reducing unsupported copies.
Built around your team
Start with one named specialist, a coordinated project team, flexible ongoing support or a shared managed service. Robra adapts the team as priorities change and keeps context with the people doing the work.
One or more named specialists join your team. You set the day-to-day priorities, and Robra keeps the support aligned as the work changes.
A coordinated team covers selected workstreams or the full program alongside your sponsors and internal leads.
Keep a consistent core team available for releases, enhancements, support issues and short bursts of functional or technical help.
Robra coordinates the service with your team. Priorities, coverage and ways of working are built around your environment and adjusted as needs change.
Yes. We can reconcile the measures, repair the model and refresh path, validate security and performance, and document ownership. Broader cleanup can follow only where it adds value.
Yes. We separate governed shared models and certified content from exploratory work, then provide workspace, naming, deployment and support practices that let analysts move without recreating core measures.
Yes. Robra can cover source engineering, Direct Lake or other storage modes, semantic models, DAX, reports, gateways, capacity and deployment as one reporting service.
Yes. Named specialists can remain for refresh failures, model changes, new measures, performance, access and release work, with capacity added when a larger reporting initiative begins.
We will trace the definition, model and source, then build the practical reporting and support path around it.