How I Built a Sales Dashboard for "Savr" Finance App Using Power BI
🔍 Project Background
Savr is a fictional retail brand created for a mock business dashboard challenge. The goal was to visualize sales, customer trends, and performance metrics using Power BI — just like you'd do in a real business setting.
🎯 Business Objective
To help the marketing and operations team at Savr:
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Track sales performance by region and product
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Identify best- and worst-performing categories
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Understand customer behavior and returns
🛠 Tools Used
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Power BI – for building dynamic dashboards
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Excel – for handling raw data
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DAX – to create calculated metrics
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Power Query – for data transformation
📈 Dashboard Features
Here’s what the final dashboard includes:
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Sales Overview:
Shows total sales, quantity sold, returns, and profit across all regions. -
Top Products & Categories:
Highlights high-revenue items and low performers. -
Customer Segment Analysis:
Breaks down metrics by customer types (e.g., Loyal, New). -
Dynamic Filters:
Allows users to filter data by:-
Year
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Region
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Product category
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Interactive Visuals:
Bar charts, donut charts, maps, and card visuals to tell the story at a glance.
📷 Dashboard Screenshot
💡 What I Learned
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How to use Power BI’s drag-and-drop interface to build impactful visuals
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How to use Power Query Editor to clean and reshape messy data
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Writing DAX expressions to calculate KPIs like Profit %, Return Ratio
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Most importantly: how to tell a business story using data
🔗 GitHub Link
You can view the full dashboard files and Excel source here:
👉 GitHub: Savr Power BI Dashboard
🙋♀️ Final Thoughts
This was one of my favorite projects because it helped me think like a business analyst. I learned how to turn raw data into something that leadership teams could actually use to make decisions. I look forward to building even more advanced dashboards soon!
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