Monthly Learning Reporting
Your LMS and HR data, matched, checked and reported in Power BI every month.
In most organisations someone rebuilds the training numbers by hand every month. Names do not match between the LMS and the HR list, people who left are still counted, and the overdue list is old by the time a manager sees it. I do that work every month, so the numbers are right when a manager, a director or an auditor asks for them.

It starts with a fixed-price setup
Set up once, then reported every month.
Connect the data
Your LMS and HR data connected, with the rules that match each person across the two.
Check and reconcile
Your compliance rules defined, and the first report checked against a month you already have numbers for.
Report consistently
Then it runs every month, the same way, checked before anyone sees it.
Every month
What you provide
Your data. I work inside your own Power BI workspace, and we sign a data processing agreement before any data is shared.
What a month looks like
A demo with fictional data. Vantage is a made-up company of 1,200 staff, and nobody in it exists. Ninety seconds, no sound needed.
Their own July report said 81.2%. By their rules it was 73.9%. Expired training was still counted, and 74 people who took the induction in Arabic were not counted at all.

The monthly report. Compliance, what is overdue and what is due next, with the July check against their own report.

The data checks, settled before anyone sees the report. 1,283 of 1,305 LMS accounts matched automatically, and HR decided the other 22.
Each month ends with a short written note. Open the sample monthly note (PDF)
Not included
So the monthly scope stays clear, these are outside it:
Tell me how your numbers are built today
Which LMS you use, where your staff list comes from, and who reads the monthly numbers. I reply with what your report would show and what the setup involves.
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