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Case study · Governance Visibility

Power BI Data Quality Scorecard

The interim scorecard was delivered on schedule, approved by stakeholders, refreshed automatically each month, and handed over with documentation so the client team could maintain it until the longer-term governance platform was in place.

Banking
  • data-quality
  • governance
  • dashboard-design
  • reporting-trust
Anonymized data quality scorecard visual with governed status panels and validation indicators.
Anonymized data quality scorecard frame

Evidence snapshot

Refresh cadence
Monthly
Automated through Azure Databricks and scheduled for the first working day of the month.
Quality dimensions
Completeness, accuracy, timeliness
Tracked in one governed scorecard across critical banking and card data domains.
Outcome signal
Stakeholder-approved interim scorecard
Delivered on schedule with documentation and handover support for the governance team.

Summary

The interim scorecard was delivered on schedule, approved by stakeholders, refreshed automatically each month, and handed over with documentation so the client team could maintain it until the longer-term governance platform was in place.

What needed to change

Governance stakeholders needed an interim way to monitor data quality across critical digital-banking and card platforms before a permanent governance tool was ready.

Context and constraints

The work sat inside a governance program where the reporting layer had to bridge a temporary gap before a permanent tool rollout.

  • Strict security requirements and enterprise infrastructure constraints shaped how the scorecard could connect to source systems.
  • The interim solution still had to remain maintainable until the permanent governance platform was in place.

How the work was handled

Designed and delivered a Power BI data quality scorecard with Azure Databricks-based monthly refresh support, working with governance stakeholders and IT teams to surface completeness, accuracy, and timeliness in one governed view.

What changed in practice

The interim scorecard was delivered on schedule, approved by stakeholders, refreshed automatically each month, and handed over with documentation so the client team could maintain it until the longer-term governance platform was in place.

  • Delivered a governed Power BI scorecard for completeness, accuracy, and timeliness.
  • Automated the monthly refresh workflow through Azure Databricks.
  • Supported documentation and transition to the governance team for ongoing maintenance.

Shows BI delivery tied to governance trust, secure-environment constraints, and a maintainable handover path.

My role

Power BI scorecard design, delivery, and Databricks refresh coordination

Tools: Power BI, DAX, Azure Databricks

Choices and lessons

  • Used Power BI plus Databricks processing to bridge the gap before the permanent governance tool.
  • Worked within secure enterprise infrastructure constraints rather than a standalone reporting setup.
  • Structured the solution for handover so the client team could maintain it after delivery.

Implementation detail

Highlights

  • Delivered a governed Power BI scorecard for completeness, accuracy, and timeliness.
  • Automated the monthly refresh process through Azure Databricks.
  • Supported the client handover path with documentation and walkthroughs.

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