Power BI dashboards for procurement and spend

A procurement dashboard shows where spend goes, which contracts are about to expire, and which suppliers miss on delivery and quality. Three screens cover it. We build them on your own purchasing and invoice data.

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350+clients across 15+ industries
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What it answers

Three questions every procurement team is asked

Each screen starts from a question. The figures are the ones that help the team negotiate, renew or switch suppliers.

  • How much do we spend, and with whom?External spend, negotiated savings, on-contract spend and supplier on-time delivery, with spend by month and category, and the top suppliers by spend.
  • Which contracts expire soon, and are invoices compliant?Active contracts and those expiring within 90 days, annual spend by contract expiry, and first-time invoice match by month.
  • Which suppliers miss on delivery and quality?On-time in full, reject rate and invoices matched first time, with a supplier scorecard and the lowest-performing suppliers by month.

The screens

Power BI procurement dashboard screens

Three screens for the procurement team. Open one to see it full size. Each comes with filters and drill-through, and we adjust measures, filters and branding to your business.

3 dashboards

Every number on these screens is sample data from a fictional retailer. No client data is shown. Your own logo replaces the AscenWork mark at the top left of each report.

Definitions

How we define the main procurement measures

A dashboard is only trusted if everyone reads the same number. We agree these definitions with you before we build, and write them down at handover.

MeasureHow we calculate itWhat to agree first
On-contract spendSpend with contracted suppliers divided by total external spend.Whether one-off purchases are counted as off-contract.
Savings rateNegotiated savings divided by baseline spend.How the baseline price is set for each category.
First-time invoice matchInvoices matched to the purchase order and receipt first time, divided by invoices received.The tolerance for price and quantity differences.
Reject rateGoods rejected divided by goods received.Whether partial rejects count in full.
Contract expiry windowContracts ending within the next 90 days.The window your team wants to act on, such as 90 or 120 days.

How it works

From these screens to your live dashboard

In a project, the dashboard connects to your purchasing and invoice data and refreshes on a schedule. You see working pages early, so you react to something real.

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  1. Connect

    We link your systems and files, and check the data is complete.

  2. Model

    We clean and join the data, and agree each measure with you so everyone reads the same number.

  3. Design

    We apply your chosen look and your logo to every page, with a phone layout where it is needed.

  4. Go live

    The dashboard runs in Power BI with scheduled refresh, filters, drill-through and access by role.

What we connect

Where the data for these dashboards comes from

We confirm the sources on a short scoping call. These are the common ones for this dashboard.

Purchase orders and invoices

Purchase orders, receipts and supplier invoices from your ERP or accounts payable system.

Contract register

Contract dates, values and terms, from a contract register, SharePoint list or the sheet your team keeps.

Supplier scorecards

Delivery, quality and reject records by supplier.

Categories and cost centres

Your category structure, so spend is compared against the right budget owner.

Access by role

Row-level security, so a category buyer sees their own categories and the head of procurement sees everything.

Trusted by teams at

  • Samsonite
  • Uno Minda
  • Tata Realty
  • Bajaj
  • Apar Industries
  • IndiGrid
  • Mahanagar Gas
  • Cushman & Wakefield
  • IndianOil Total
  • Mahindra Logistics
  • Rubamin
  • Remsons Industries

Power BI procurement dashboard questions

What should a procurement dashboard show?

Spend by supplier and category, on-contract spend, savings, contracts due for renewal, and supplier delivery and quality. Start with the decisions the team takes each month.

How do you measure first-time invoice match?

Invoices matched to the purchase order and goods receipt on the first pass, divided by invoices received. We agree the price and quantity tolerances with you before the first build.

Can it connect to our purchasing system?

Usually yes. Power BI connects to common ERPs, databases, Excel and SharePoint. We confirm each source on a scoping call.

Can a category buyer see only their own spend?

Yes. With row-level security, each buyer sees their own categories, while the head of procurement sees the whole spend picture.

Is the sample pack free?

Yes. The design pack is free, and we email it to you as a PDF. Building dashboards on your own data is a scoped, paid engagement, which we quote after a discovery call.

How do we get a price and a timeline?

Book a free call. We learn your data sources, users and questions, then send a proposal with the scope, the assumptions and the price. Timelines depend on the number of sources and dashboards.

Contact

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