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Project Dashboard, built around how you actually work
Project Dashboard that lets you drill from the chart into the records behind it. Runs on the data you already have. Role-based access included.
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Dashboards on Your Live Data — No Warehouse Required
Connect Postgres, MySQL, BigQuery, Snowflake or Google Sheets and build dashboards directly on your source data — no ETL pipeline or copy to maintain.
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Charts, Tables and Pivots in One View
Combine KPI tiles, time-series charts and drill-down tables on a single canvas so the whole picture lives in one place.
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Role-Based Access to Every Metric
Decide which teams see which dashboards and fields — share revenue with leadership while hiding it from everyone else.
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Filters and Drill-Downs for Self-Service
Give users date ranges, segments and click-through detail so they answer their own questions without pinging analysts.
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Generated From a Prompt, Refined by You
Describe the dashboard you need and Jet builds it on your schema — then tweak layout, metrics and logic without code.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a project dashboard?
A view of delivery status across projects: what is on track, what has slipped, what it has consumed and what is blocked. The point is exception, not celebration.
Does it show schedule and budget together?
Yes, and that combination is the whole value. A project on schedule because it is burning budget twice as fast is not on track, and separate reports hide that.
Can it surface blockers?
Yes. Open risks and issues with an owner and an age sit alongside status, so a red flag raised three weeks ago is visible rather than restated in the next meeting.
Does the status come from the team or the tracker?
Both work. It can read live from your project tooling, or take a periodic manual status, but the manual one should be the exception rather than the source.
Can each stakeholder see the right level?
Yes. A project manager sees their project, a portfolio lead sees the roll-up, and neither needs a separate report built for them.
