Data Visualization Services

It is a service that helps organizations visualize data in a meaningful and intuitive way — in the form of easy-to-follow pie charts, graphs, dashboards, and other visual elements. This approach provides actionable insights, reveals patterns, and identifies new business opportunities.

1. To simplify complexity
   A data visualization company helps teams understand complex information by presenting it in an easily digestible visual format. All sorts of graphical tools can be applied to highlight key facts, trends, and relationships between data elements.
2. To communicate information
   Visualization solutions express ideas in a more appealing and effective form, enabling audiences to absorb and remember relevant data. You can use them to describe current business processes, convince stakeholders to increase funding, or spark curiosity with unexpected sales results of a new product.
3. To facilitate insight
   Data visualization techniques allow you to explore and analyze data in real time to gain deeper understanding of how your business operates. Interactive elements let you manipulate and filter information to discover patterns, correlations, outliers, and anomalies that can get lost in tons of work-related information.

Reporting and visualization are two ways of presenting data that have different purposes and characteristics. Here they are.

Reporting:

• Provides information in a structured and organized format — tables, lists, or summaries;
• Used to answer specific questions, monitor performance, document facts;
• Static and fixed;
• More formal and standardized;
• Example: a report shows, in tabular form, the company's sales figures for each month, answering the question “How much did we sell in March?”

Visualization:

• Creates graphical representations of information — charts, graphs, maps, or animations;
• Used to explore data, discover patterns, communicate insights;
• Dynamic and interactive;
• More creative and customized;
• Example: visualization shows a company's sales trends as a line chart, answering the question “How have our sales changed over time?”

Based on our experience, the cost of such projects can range from $1,000 to $30,000, depending on the required services. For an accurate estimate, we recommend contacting data visualization service providers to discuss your specific needs and expectations with them. If you're interested in working with our team, please don't hesitate to contact us for a free quote, consultation, and service visualization.

We always select the optimal set of modern business intelligence and data visualization tools for each project. Here are the top picks from the Qulix team:

1. Tableau
2. Microsoft Power BI
3. Graphana
4. Chart.js
5. Google Charts

This type of visualization displays complex structures, such as computer or data systems. It helps users understand, analyze, and interact with the system’s behavior, components, and performance. For example, visualization of a computer network may use a graph to demonstrate the nodes and links of the network, and colors or sizes to indicate the traffic or status of each node.