Use case
Let customers build the dashboard they need.
Customers can choose charts, adjust filters, and save useful views—or ask AI to help. Your platform controls the available data and permissions.
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How it helps
InfuseBI lets authorized customer users create dashboards, reports, and pivots inside their workspace or your application. Shared reports and customer-owned views follow the configured access rules.
Who this is for
- SaaS product teams
- Tenant administrators
- Customer success teams
- Engineering leaders
The problem
The SaaS reporting problem, in four parts.
Customers need different views
Every tenant wants dashboards that match their own workflow.
Support tickets pile up
Reporting requests become engineering and customer success work.
Security is non-negotiable
Tenant boundaries must hold across dashboards, reports, pivots, exports, and AI.
Set boundaries for self-service
Customers need flexible reporting within the access you approve.
How it works
How do tenant self-service dashboards work?
Embed the workspace in your product navigation and scope every request through SSO — tenants build freely inside their own boundary.
- 1
Sign in to your app
Users keep their existing login.
- 2
Confirm access
Your backend passes the user's authorized context.
- 3
Open analytics
Reports and dashboards appear inside your app.
- 4
Explore the data
Permissions control the available views and actions.
Your integration configures the connection, identity mapping, and access rules.
Ready when you are
Bring your toughest data question.
See how your AI analyst and data scientist can turn it into findings your team can review and use.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What are tenant self-service dashboards?+
They are dashboards that SaaS tenants can build or customize themselves while the SaaS platform enforces tenant-specific access and data security. Tenants get flexibility; the platform keeps control.
Can tenant users export reports?+
Yes. Export and scheduled delivery can be allowed or restricted by role, tenant, and dashboard or report permissions.
If tenants build their own dashboards, can they reach data they should not?+
No. Self-service is bounded by the datasets and fields published to that tenant, and every query is filtered by their row-level scope. Tenants can compose freely inside that boundary but cannot widen it.