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Business Intelligence.

Seventic generates qualified Business Intelligence leads and books appointments with your B2B decision-makers. BI & Analytics solution publishers, data visualisation and reporting players — our SDRs know your solutions and address CIOs, CDOs, Business Unit Heads and Marketing Directors depending on your offering.

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Referenced publishers
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Departments addressed
20 years
B2B IT expertise
What makes this market different
One decision-maker per department
CFO, CDO, CHRO, CMO, operations head — each contact has their own challenges and their own language.
Projects independent from ERP cycles
A BI project is born from a business need, not an ERP calendar. Identify the department's pain, identify the project.
Growing enterprise complexity
Multiple sources, compliance, data security — enterprise accounts require a multi-contact approach and mastery of governance challenges.

Business Intelligence:
what you need to know

Business Intelligence (BI) refers to all the tools, processes and methods that enable a company to collect, transform and present data in the form of reports, dashboards and decision-support analyses.

Its purpose: give decision-makers — at all levels — a reliable, actionable view of their business to drive decisions based on data, not intuitions.

The BI scope has expanded considerably over the past decade. It is no longer just about financial reporting. BI now touches every department — from the operations manager tracking KPIs to the CDO steering group data strategy.

Technical scope covered
Reporting & output — dashboards, automated reports, alerts, real-time KPIs
Data visualisation — interactive charts, self-service BI for business users
Data Warehouse & Data Lake — centralisation and structuring of source data
OLAP Cubes — multidimensional analyses, consolidation, drill-down
Data Governance & Data Catalogue — data quality, traceability, compliance
Advanced Analytics — predictive analysis, statistical models, embedded AI

Business Intelligence:
a multi-stakeholder market

For a long time, Business Intelligence was the domain of senior management and finance. That is no longer true. Today, every department has its own analytics needs — and its own decision-makers.

This is what makes BI prospecting complex and what makes our SDRs valuable: knowing how to adapt the message to the contact, their department and their specific challenges. A CFO and a marketing director don't speak the same language — even when talking about the same tool.

Finance — CFO / Finance Director
Consolidated financial reporting, accelerated month-end close, budget planning, profitability analysis, regulatory compliance.
Data — CDO / Head of Data
Data warehouse, data lake, data governance, data catalogue, quality and traceability, group data strategy.
Marketing — CMO / Head of Marketing
Campaign performance, attribution, customer performance analysis, segmentation, real-time marketing ROI.
HR — CHRO / Head of HR
People analytics, headcount tracking, absenteeism, performance, workforce planning, statutory social reporting.
Operations — Director / Manager
Production KPIs, quality tracking, supply chain performance, operational dashboards, anomaly detection.

Understand the BI business need
before prospecting

A BI project rarely comes from a global IT strategy. It comes from a specific business pain — reports that take too long, contradictory data between departments, management flying blind. Our SDRs learn to identify these pains before talking solutions.

Our difference in this market: the ability to put forward the integrator's sector expertise and make the solution's differentiation clear against well-established competitors. This positioning work, our SDRs do before the first call.

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Solution brief & business positioning

Understanding your offering, your client cases by department and your competitive advantages against Power BI, Tableau or Qlik. In BI, "why you" comes down to business knowledge as much as technical capability.

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Targeting by department and buying signals

Account selection based on your ICP. Signal detection: CDO or CFO recruitment, ongoing digital transformation, ERP migration generating reporting needs, growth requiring better visibility.

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Multichannel approach — messaging adapted per profile

A CFO and a CDO are not prospected in the same way. Our SDRs adapt the channel, timing and messaging — ROI angle for finance, architecture angle for data, autonomy angle for business users.

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Qualified meetings with full context

Every meeting delivered includes: department driving the project, identified challenge, current solution, envisaged scope and decision-makers involved. Your consultants arrive prepared.

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BI & Analytics: three decision-maker profiles,
three prospecting approaches

Depending on whether your solution targets the CFO, CDO or a business unit head, the arguments, channels and timing differ. Our SDRs master all three entry points.

Finance

CFO · Finance Director · Head of Accounting
  • Consolidated financial reporting across multi-entity groups
  • Accelerated close — reducing monthly timelines
  • Planning & budgeting — scenarios, forecasts
  • Profitability analysis by product, customer, region
  • OLAP cubes for multidimensional analysis
  • Compliance & audit — financial data traceability

Data & IS

CDO · CIO · Head of Data
  • Data warehouse & data lake — architecture and migration
  • Data governance — policies, roles, processes
  • Data catalogue — inventory and documentation
  • Data quality — deduplication, enrichment
  • Security & GDPR compliance, access management
  • Advanced analytics — embedded AI, predictive models

Business units

CMO · CHRO · Head of Operations · Managers
  • Marketing analytics — attribution, campaign performance
  • People analytics — HR, absenteeism, workforce planning
  • Operational KPIs — production, quality, supply chain
  • Self-service BI — business team autonomy
  • Real-time dashboards adapted to frontline teams
  • Automated alerts & monitoring

The BI solutions
we know inside out

Seventic has supported BI publishers and integrators on lead generation engagements. Our SDRs know the messaging, use cases and sales cycles of each solution.

Microsoft Power BI

  • Self-service BI — dashboards accessible to business users without technical skills
  • Microsoft 365 integration — Teams, Excel, Azure synergy
  • Power BI Premium — enterprise deployments, dedicated capacities
Via certified integrator partners

Tableau Software

  • Advanced data visualisation — interactive data exploration
  • Tableau Server & Cloud — on-premise and SaaS deployments
  • Tableau Prep — data preparation and cleaning
Via integrator partners

Qlik

  • Qlik Sense — associative analytics, free data exploration
  • QlikView — guided reporting for enterprise accounts
  • Qlik Cloud — SaaS and hybrid deployments
Direct client

IBM Cognos Analytics

  • Enterprise reporting — complex reports, financial planning
  • Cognos with AI — automatic insights, natural language
  • Enterprise accounts — complex multi-source environments
Direct client
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Frequently asked questions
about BI & Analytics lead generation

Practical questions about our BI & Analytics engagements.

What is Business Intelligence?

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Business Intelligence (BI) refers to all the tools and methods that enable a company to collect, transform and present data in the form of reports, dashboards and decision-support analyses. Its scope covers reporting, data visualisation, data warehousing, OLAP cubes, data governance and advanced analytics.

Which decision-makers do you prospect for BI projects?

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BI has become widely democratised — it no longer addresses only CFOs or CIOs. Our SDRs address the CFO for financial reporting and consolidation, the CDO or Head of Data for governance and data warehousing, business unit heads (marketing, HR, operations) for departmental analytics needs, and operational managers for frontline dashboards.

Do you work for BI publishers or also for integrators?

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Both. Seventic works directly for publishers like Qlik and IBM Cognos, but also for integrator partners on Power BI and Tableau Software. The publisher wants to grow its licence base, the integrator looks for implementation projects in their sector or business speciality. Our SDRs adapt the messaging depending on the case.

Is a BI project necessarily linked to an ERP project?

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No. BI projects are most often independent — driven by a specific business need: improving financial reporting, unifying marketing dashboards, structuring a data warehouse, implementing data governance. It is the department's pain point that triggers the project, not the ERP calendar.

What is the difference between prospecting BI for SMBs vs enterprise?

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In SMBs, the scope is simpler and the decision faster — often driven by the CFO or CEO alone. In enterprise accounts, data sources are multiple and heterogeneous, security and compliance challenges are critical, and the project involves CIO, CDO, business units and senior management. Our SDRs adapt their contact level and approach to the size of the target.
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