Book Your Free Data Health Check
A Short Conversation, Not a Sales Pitch
Book a time with a Power BI and Microsoft Fabric consultant who works with teams like yours. It is a short, no-pressure conversation about your data and where it is getting stuck, not a canned demo or a hard sell.
No Fuss, No Strings
Book a time with a Power BI and Microsoft Fabric consultant who works with teams like yours. It is a short, no-pressure conversation about your data and where it is getting stuck, not a canned demo or a hard sell.
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What to Expect on the Call
About thirty minutes, and it is a conversation rather than a presentation. We ask how your reporting works today, where the numbers stop being trusted, and what leadership keeps asking for that the data cannot answer yet.
You do not need to prepare a thing. By the end you will have an honest read on where your real bottleneck is and what it would take to fix, even if you decide to handle it on your own from there.
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Who We Help
We work with mid-market companies, roughly $50M to $100M in revenue, that run on Power BI and Microsoft Fabric without a full BI department to keep it all accurate, fast, and trusted. Lean IT and analytics teams are exactly who we are built for.
That includes operators and teams across oil and gas, energy and utilities, manufacturing, healthcare, banking and insurance, and construction. If your sector lives and dies by its numbers, the conversation tends to be a useful one.
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What We Can Talk About
Most calls start with a specific frustration. A dashboard nobody believes, a Tableau renewal pushing you toward Power BI, a Fabric decision you are weighing, a Power BI setup that has quietly drifted, or a report still assembled by hand every month.
Any of those is a fine place to begin. We will tell you plainly whether it is a quick fix or a deeper foundation problem, and point you to how we would approach it before you commit to anything.
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Why a Conversation Beats a Demo
A demo shows you our slides. A conversation shows you your problem. We would rather spend the time understanding how your data actually flows, then tell you straight where the real issue sits, than walk you through features you may never need.
That is also how we work once engaged: clear about what matters, honest about what does not, and focused on leaving your team more self-sufficient than we found it.
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Based in Texas, Working Across the USA
If you have searched for a Power BI consultant near you, the location matters less than the fit. Allston Yale is based in Texas and works with mid-market teams nationwide, remote-first, so what counts is getting the right people in one conversation about your data.
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Prefer to Reach Out Another Way
Not ready to book a slot? You can reach us through our contact page or connect on LinkedIn and tell us what you are wrestling with. We are glad to point you in the right direction even if the timing is not right yet.
Common Questions
Is the data health check really free?
Yes. It is a no-obligation conversation, and there is no charge and no expectation that you sign anything. If we are not the right fit, we will say so and point you toward what would actually help.
Do we need to prepare anything beforehand?
No. It helps if someone who knows your reporting setup is on the call, but you do not need to pull data or build anything first. We work from how you describe your situation and take it from there.
What if we are not sure we are ready?
That is a perfectly good reason to talk. A short conversation is often the fastest way to find out whether the timing is right, and there is no pressure to move forward until it genuinely makes sense for your team.
Do you work with companies outside Texas?
Yes. We are based in Texas and work with mid-market teams across the USA. Delivery is remote-first, so distance rarely matters to how the engagement runs or how quickly you see results.
Book Your Free Data
Health Check
Pick a time that works and we will take it from there. One short conversation is usually enough to tell where your reporting is getting stuck and what the fastest path forward looks like.
