Power BI Integration
Readiness Data in the Power BI Dashboards Leaders Already Read
Made by
Secondbody.ai
Power BI connector
Category
Analytics
Used for
Readiness reporting
Adoption tracking
Coaching impact
Board reporting
Users
Revenue leaders
Sales ops
Enablement
1 in 5 → 4 in 5
Allwyn reps hitting the coaching standard, in one quarter
65%
Faster ramp for Allwyn new starters
415
Contracts Parkingeye closed against a 380 target
16 hours
Role play per Rentokil rep, in under three weeks
Real results, real teams
See it in action
Practice scores, debrief counts and readiness by rep are useful. They are far more useful next to quota attainment. Connect Power BI and SecondBody's data lands in the model your leadership already looks at. Who practised this week. What they scored against your framework. Which region ran the drill and which did not. Then the question that matters: are the reps who practise ahead of the ones who don't. Some teams find that out by accident. You can find it out on purpose.
What is Power BI?
Microsoft Power BI is the business intelligence tool inside the Microsoft stack. Revenue leaders and sales ops teams use it to combine CRM, finance and activity data into the dashboards the business runs on.
Integration
What Data Do Power BI & SecondBody Share?
Readiness Metrics Out. Nothing In.
SecondBody exports practice activity, scores, completion and debrief metrics by rep, team and programme. Power BI reads them like any other data source. No customer data is involved, because none is collected. You decide the refresh cadence and who sees the report.
Export Only
Rep and Team Level
No Customer Data
How Readiness Becomes a Number Leaders Trust
Join: readiness scores sit next to attainment, pipeline and ramp time. Compare: teams that practise against teams that don't, in the same market and the same months. Act: the gap stops being a mystery and starts being a list of names and a drill to assign.
Readiness vs Revenue
Board-Ready Reporting
