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Microsoft Fabric and Power BI consulting

Reporting, tailored to the way your business runs.

We design and build Fabric data platforms and Power BI reporting for growing companies: one trusted source for every number, refreshed on its own, and handed over so your team owns it.

A review app built inside Microsoft Fabric: review countdown, readiness, sign-off and progress by account manager
A review app we built inside Microsoft Fabric, shown with sample data.
$3M+
in savings found with Power BI staffing models for an urgent care group
$250K+
of workload absorbed by an app built inside Fabric
15+ hrs
a week of manual reporting retired by one Fabric pipeline
30+
Excel models moved onto Power BI and Fabric

Results from engagements and roles our founder has led.

01Services

When the spreadsheets stop keeping up.

For companies of 20 to 250 people on QuickBooks or NetSuite, a CRM and Microsoft 365, reporting usually means someone exporting, pasting and hoping it matches.

“Month-end takes two weeks.”

“Nobody trusts the numbers.”

“I can’t see margin by job.”

“Whoever built our reports left.”

Power BI reporting

Dashboards on one semantic model, so finance and operations read the same number for the same question, refreshed before the day starts.

Power BI · DAX · Semantic models

Fabric warehouse design

A Fabric warehouse and lakehouse that pull every source together on a schedule, and check each table before anyone sees it.

Fabric Warehouse · Lakehouse · Data Factory · PySpark

Website + hosting consulting

A fast site on your own domain, with hosting, DNS and business email set up so you own every piece and keep running costs low.

Websites · Domains and DNS · Hosting · Business email

02How we build

From scattered exports to one source of truth.

Every engagement moves through the same four stages, and your data stays inside your own Microsoft tenant the whole way.

  • Built inside your own Microsoft tenant
  • Every change versioned and reviewable
  • Documented and handed over to your team
03Selected work

Fabric and Power BI, in production.

Client names stay private. Every sample is rebuilt on fictional data, so you can see the work without seeing anyone’s books.

More work opens Joshua’s portfolio at joshuabiondo.com.

04Who we serve

Industries we know, anywhere in the US.

Remote across the US. Every engagement can run on video calls, inside your tenant.
On site in North Carolina. Kickoffs and workshops in person, by arrangement.
Eastern Time. Hours that overlap every US time zone.

Healthcare and clinics

Professional services

Multi-location services

Real estate and property

Distribution and manufacturing

Nonprofits

05Engagements

Start with a week. Grow into a platform.

Every engagement is scoped and quoted before work begins, so you know the cost before anything starts.

Dashboard build · 3 to 5 weeks

Power BI reporting

Three to five Power BI pages on a semantic model, refreshed every morning and handed over.

From $6,000

Plan a build
Full Fabric project · custom scope

Fabric warehouse design

A Fabric platform across departments: warehouse and lakehouse, pipelines, shared models, apps and governance.

Priced after a scoping call

Talk to us
Fixed scope

Website + hosting

A fast site on your own domain, with hosting, DNS and business email set up and documented.

From $2,500

Plan a site
1 week · start here

Data health check

Your sources mapped, a one-page roadmap and one quick-win report. The fee counts toward a build within 30 days.

From $1,500

Start here
Monthly

Fractional BI analyst

Upkeep, new reports and a monthly review call, without a full-time hire.

From $3,000 a month

Talk about a retainer

How an engagement runs

  1. 1Talk. A free 30-minute call about where the numbers hurt.
  2. 2Scope. A written plan and a fixed quote before anything starts.
  3. 3Build. Weekly check-ins on real screens, on your data.
  4. 4Hand off. A recorded walkthrough, written docs and the keys.
06About
Joshua Biondo, founder of Hemline Analytics

Joshua Biondo

Founder and principal consultant

“Finance analyst turned data architect. I still think in P&L terms; I just build the engines now.”

Joshua has spent his career building reporting for healthcare, real estate finance and architecture firms: Fabric lakehouses, the semantic models on top of them, and the apps teams use to check their own numbers. He started Hemline Analytics to bring that setup to companies too small to hire a data team.

Background
Project accounting and financial analysis
Builds in
Microsoft Fabric and Power BI
Education
B.S. Finance, Thomas College

A small firm, on purpose.

The person on your first call is the one who builds your model and writes your measures. No hand-offs to a junior team, and nothing lost in translation.

07Contact

Tell us where the numbers hurt.

What are you after?

Replies within one business day.