Sharp, executive-ready, and built on your real business data.
BEEM is AI dashboard software and a drag-and-drop dashboard builder in one, built on your real connected business data. Describe the view you want and BEEM's AI builds it, or drag and drop your own. Either way you get a clean dashboard people use, not another report nobody reads.
BEEM gives you two ways to build a dashboard on the same connected data: AI Dashboards build a finished view from a plain-language description, and Classic Dashboards let you drag and drop your own. Some teams want a finished dashboard handed to them. Others want to build and own it themselves. You get the same standard of quality either way.
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Every industry runs on different systems but wants the same thing from a dashboard: a fast, trustworthy answer. BEEM connects each stack and builds to one standard, whichever path you choose.
Finance teams need one number to trust: where they stand against budget, right now. BEEM connects QuickBooks, Sage, and Acomba into a single dashboard that tracks the four metrics a CFO checks first, updated daily with no manual pulls and no waiting for end-of-month close:
Construction margin quietly leaks in the gap between the field and the office, where progress, costs, and billing rarely line up on the same day. BEEM connects Procore, QuickBooks, and Acomba into a single dashboard that puts job costs, billings, and margin side by side, updated daily instead of rebuilt in a spreadsheet after every draw:
Distributors carry their profit in inventory, so the questions that matter are what is moving, what is stuck, and what is shipping on time. BEEM connects the ERP that runs the business, such as SAP or Oracle NetSuite, together with the order and warehouse systems around it, into one dashboard that is updated daily so the picture still holds by the Monday morning meeting:
Retail and ecommerce teams run on channels that each report differently, which makes a single view of profitability surprisingly hard to hold. BEEM connects Shopify, HubSpot, and the point-of-sale and accounting systems behind them into one dashboard, updated daily, so marketing spend and stock decisions rest on the same set of numbers:
AI dashboard software from BEEM turns a plain-language request into a finished, polished dashboard built on your real connected data. Type what you need and the AI builds it card by card, live. Start from your own prompt or pick a suggested dashboard for your workspace, and attach a screenshot or spreadsheet as a reference if you have one. Click any number to drill into row-level detail, and refine by chatting in the side panel. Every version is saved, so reverting is one click. No ticket to the data team, no queue.
The drag-and-drop dashboard builder is for teams who want to own their dashboards day to day. Work in draft mode, arrange charts, KPI cards, tables, and filters on a resizable grid, then publish when it's ready. Your whole team can open it and filter it, with no per-seat license to view. Want it built for you instead? See AI dashboard software above.
Both build paths draw from the same library, so quality is identical whichever path you take. Every visualization is fully configurable, axes, aggregation, colors, and grouping, without touching code:
A dashboard earns its keep once the rest of the team can open it without asking anyone first. Access is granted by role inside the workspace, and the same permissions that govern the datasets govern what a reader sees, so handing someone a view never means handing over the query behind it:
A chart is only as trustworthy as the pipeline underneath it, which is why the connection, the ingested tables, the transformation, and the schedule all live in the same platform rather than in three tools stitched together:
Committed to Power BI? Our ADS team redesigns the reports you already run into clean, executive-ready visuals, and adds a branded landing page so your team always lands in the right place. This is a professional Power BI design service from the BEEM team, available when you need it, not part of the platform subscription.
A design service from the BEEM ADS team.
Not part of the platform subscription.
An honest look at how you build, who each path suits, and how it's licensed, so you can choose without a call.
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Frequently Asked Questions
An AI dashboard is one you describe in plain language instead of assembling by hand. You write what you want to see, and BEEM returns a fully rendered dashboard of charts, KPI metrics, and tables, each one wired to a live query against your own datasets. From there you can click into any value to open the rows behind it, or describe a change in the side panel and have the dashboard updated for you.
Your description is turned into a plan for the page, then into the individual cards, and then into the query that sits behind each card, with a review pass before anything is shown. Cards appear one at a time as each query resolves, so the dashboard fills in progressively rather than making you wait for the whole page. All of it runs on AWS Bedrock inside your own cloud environment, and every generation, edit, and publish is kept as a version you can review or roll back to.
Yes. You can either describe the dashboard you want or pick one of the suggestions BEEM generates for your workspace, and either way the result is built on your real connected data rather than on sample content. You can also attach reference files, such as an image, a PDF, or a spreadsheet, to steer the look or supply a spec, and you can choose a brand theme and a visual style or let BEEM select them.
No. AI Dashboards are built from a written description, the classic builder is drag-and-drop on a resizable grid, and AI Insights answers questions about your data in plain language. SQL is available in the Warehouse for the people who want it, but nothing on the dashboard side depends on it.
No, because one is included. BEEM runs a built-in warehouse on Amazon Redshift, so your connected sources land somewhere queryable without you buying, sizing, or maintaining separate storage. Transformations run there on the schedule you set, which is what keeps the dashboards sitting on top of them consistent.
Power BI sits at the top of the stack and draws the charts; it still expects the connectors, the storage, and the modelled data to be handled somewhere else. BEEM covers that lower half, with 750+ connectors, a built-in Redshift warehouse, and a SQL transformation layer, and then adds dashboards of its own, whether you build them by hand or generate them. The two are not mutually exclusive, so if your team is committed to Power BI, BEEM can feed it clean, modelled data instead of replacing it.
For one system and a small report you often can, but it stops scaling quickly, because each business system exposes its data differently, nothing joins across them, and every refresh goes back to the source application. Combining an ERP, a CRM, and an accounting system means landing them all in one place and modelling them first. That is the work BEEM does underneath: ingesting each source into the Datalake, transforming it in the Warehouse on a schedule, and handing a clean dataset to whatever draws the chart.
No. Access is governed by the role you assign inside the workspace, so someone given the Viewer role gets read-only access to dashboards, datasets, and AI Insights without any edit rights. BEEM is priced as a plan for the organization rather than by the number of people reading a dashboard.
In your own dedicated AWS environment, hosted in the Canadian ca-central-1 region rather than pooled with other customers. The AI features run on AWS Bedrock inside that same environment, so your data is not sent somewhere else to be analysed. BEEM is SOC 2, PIPEDA, and GDPR compliant, and Monitor keeps a complete audit trail of every event in the workspace.
Most teams have their first dashboards in as little as two weeks: the connections go in during the first week, and there are numbers to review in the second. Once the connections are live, generating a dashboard from a description is something you do in the app rather than a project you schedule. If you would rather see it before committing, the proof of concept program is built around that same two-week window.
