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Analytics, BI & dashboards

Genesys operational KPIs belong in the dashboards your organization already runs — not only Power BI, not only a vendor wallboard. One reactive processing definition, delivered to every BI and observability surface.

9 targetsPower BI implementedGrafana & Kibana framework-readyMulti-dashboard
Analytics, BI & dashboards — Genesys KPI delivery

Multi-dashboard, by design

An exec on Tableau and an SRE team on Grafana shouldn't require two separate Genesys integrations. Streamvane delivers computed metrics to multiple BI and observability stacks from one core — and adds the operational HTTP feeds and client-owned Azure that BI-only connectors don't.

Targets in this category

9 targets · 1 implemented / proven

Implemented

Microsoft Power BI

Streaming dataset push for live supervisor views.

Framework-ready

Grafana

NOC dashboards and alerting beside infrastructure.

Framework-ready

Kibana / Elasticsearch

Search and operational analytics in the Elastic Stack.

Framework-ready

Tableau

Hyper / REST extract for historical reporting.

Framework-ready

Microsoft Fabric

OneLake and streaming for the Microsoft estate.

On request

Looker

LookML modeling over computed KPIs.

On request

Qlik Sense

REST / QVD pipeline.

On request

Apache Superset

Open-source SQL/API dashboards.

On request

Domo

Cloud BI API.

Why it matters

Why multi-dashboard support wins deals

Competitors emphasize multi-sink BI. We match that and add operational feeds plus client-owned Azure — so the same KPI reaches every team.

One reactive processing, every dashboard team

A Microsoft shop gets Power BI, the SRE team gets a Grafana NOC, ops on Elastic get Kibana — all from one Reactive Engine. No duplicate Genesys integrations, no two definitions of service level quietly disagreeing.

  • Streaming push for sub-minute supervisor views
  • Index / time-series for search and drill-down
  • Same KPI families whether the tile is in Power BI or Grafana
One Genesys KPI reactive processing feeding multiple dashboard platforms

Choosing

Delivery models by platform

The right transport depends on whether the consumer needs live tiles, history or search.

ModelBest forExamples
Streaming pushSub-minute supervisor viewsPower BI streaming, Grafana live
Scheduled batchHistorical interval reportingTableau extract, warehouse-fed BI
Index / time-seriesSearch and drill-down opsKibana, Elasticsearch
Pull APICustom dashboard appsREST connector (implemented)

Same engine, same guarantees

Every target inherits the platform

Whichever destination you pick, it runs on the same Reactive Engine — with consistent semantics, client-owned Azure, enterprise security and a delivery lifecycle that fits your estate.

One KPI definition

Every target in this category consumes the same computed metrics — service level is service level, everywhere.

Client-owned Azure

Ingest, reactive processing and storage run inside your subscription. Connectors are the only thing that reaches outward.

Platform-package model

Each target ships as a Global.Platform.* package on the shared core — adding one is a connector, not a rewrite.

Built for your SDLC

Provisioned as code, shipped through your pipelines, secured in Key Vault — like any other service you run.

Map your destinations to the right connectors

Book a connector assessment and we'll match your KPI families to the targets in this category — on your own Azure tenant.

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