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Examples

See the thinking.
Try the interaction.

Explore the decisions behind a clearer report and a better approval process. These working browser concepts use fictional data; they show possible approaches, without exposing proprietary work.

Which open requests need attention?

This fictional report flags open requests that are unassigned or more than three days old. Keeping those exceptions beside the full queue lets a reviewer see what needs attention without losing the context. Filter by team, then expand “Data & metric definitions” to see how the measures work.

N / Operations reportFictional data · Interactive concept

From overview to action

Where does work need attention?

A sample snapshot of twelve requests. Choose a team to explore it.

Requests in scope12
Completed7 / 12
Need attention4

Completion by team

Completed requests / all requests. Based on the selected team scope.

Field operations3 / 4
Maintenance2 / 4
Administration2 / 4

Request detail

Showing 4 of 12 requests in scope.

  • S-002Equipment requestField operations
    Awaiting reviewOpen for 5 days
  • S-004Service recordMaintenance
    In progressOpen for 4 days · Owner needed
  • S-008Maintenance planMaintenance
    Awaiting reviewOpen for 6 days
  • S-009Access requestAdministration
    Awaiting reviewOpen for 1 day · Owner needed
Data & metric definitions

Every request here is fictional. “Need attention” means an incomplete request open for more than three days, or without an owner. The three-day threshold is an illustrative rule, not a service commitment. Team selection changes all metrics; the attention checkbox filters the detail list only.

This is a browser-built reporting concept, not an embedded Power BI report or client result. A commissioned Power BI report would need agreed data sources, metric definitions, access controls, refresh behaviour, and testing.

Start with a question. Follow it to the detail.Change the team, isolate exceptions, and inspect how each measure is defined.

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02 · Approval workflow

A decision with
the context it needs.

Choose a request, review its details, then approve it or return it with a reason. The queue, counts, and history respond to your decision.

Put yourself in the reviewer’s seat.Fictional requests. Decisions stay in your browser and reset on reload.

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A commissioned workflow would also need agreed permissions, escalation rules, integrations, and a plan for failures. This demonstration illustrates the interaction; it is separate from Power Apps and Power Automate.

A practical place to start

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