How BILifeCycle helps
Understand, improve, build, migrate, and run your BI estate.
Start with the question you need answered: what exists, what can be consolidated, what should be rebuilt, which migration path is right, and how the new workspace will be managed after launch.
6Pillars9BI platforms9Migration paths
01BI estate intelligenceAnalyzeAnalyzer surfaces inventory, complexity, dependencies, readiness, object details, connection context, and exportable evidence across the BI platforms customers actually run.02Portfolio decisionsRationalizeRationalization turns analyzer output into portfolio decisions: duplicate clusters, canonical asset selection, strategy templates, score rules, and run history.03Agent workspacesDevelopDevelopment workspaces are how BILifeCycle moves beyond migration. Teams can build or maintain BI assets directly in Power BI, Tableau, Looker, Omni, Salesforce, and expansion workspaces using scoped agent tools.04Conversion factoryMigrateMigration paths convert source assets into target workspaces, then keep validation, repair, lineage, packaging, and publish in the same operating surface.05Governed operationsManageManagement turns generated BI work into an operational process: saved BI server credentials, database connections, MCP attachments, publish actions, version history, audit logs, and tenant controls.06Repeatable BI operationsAutomateAutomation provides a canvas and copilot workspace for workflows, templates, schedules, runs, approvals, thresholds, tools, agents, and outputs across the BI lifecycle.
Platform coverage
Every pillar adapts to the BI tools you already run.
Tableau, Power BI, Looker, Cognos, MicroStrategy, SAP BO, Omni, Qlik, and Salesforce each have different metadata, security, report, model, and deployment behavior. BILifeCycle turns those differences into clear analysis, workspace plans, migration paths, and managed follow-through.
Analyzer support across Tableau, Cognos, MicroStrategy, Looker, SAP BO, and Power BI
Reporting/workspace support across Power BI, Tableau, Looker, Cognos, and Omni tracks
Directional migration paths with route-specific variants
Admin-managed BI server, database, MCP, SSO, templates, and logs
Automation canvas for scheduled lifecycle workflows