Introducing

Baseline

Construction-native visual components for Power BI.

A component library for Power BI report authors. Point Baseline visuals at the fields and measures in the model you already maintain, configure them in the formatting pane, and stop rebuilding the same construction-finance visuals by hand on every report.

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Category	Actual	Budget	Var.	Margin
Revenue	$12,412,806	$11,806,400	+5.1%	—
Cost of revenue6.6% over	(8,104,552)	(7,602,118)	−6.6%	—
Gross profit	4,308,254	4,204,282	+2.5%	34.7%
Operating expenses	(2,486,119)	(2,581,400)	+3.7%	—
EBITDA	2,216,884	1,998,140	+10.9%	17.9%
Net income	1,822,135	1,622,882	+12.3%	14.7%

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Baseline

Category	Actual	Var.
Revenue	$12,412,806	+5.1%
Cost of revenue6.6% over	(8,104,552)	−6.6%
Gross profit	4,308,254	+2.5%
EBITDA	2,216,884	+10.9%
Net income	1,822,135	+12.3%

Finance deserves power tools, too.

Baseline installs as custom visuals in Power BI Desktop. Each component exposes typed field wells, honors your measures as written, and is configured entirely through the standard formatting pane.

Field mapping

Your model, unchanged

Components read existing columns and DAX measures through standard field wells. No imposed schema, no rebuilt semantic model, no measures rewritten to fit the visual.

Configuration

Formatting pane native

Hierarchy, subtotals, variance thresholds, comparison columns, and number formatting are all properties. Authors configure them where they configure everything else.

Behavior

Behaves like a native visual

Cross-filtering, slicers, drillthrough, bookmarks, themes, and export all behave the way report consumers already expect from a first-party visual.

Reuse

Build once, reuse everywhere

The same component drops into any report on any model, so the statement logic your team keeps rebuilding by hand becomes something you configure instead.

Why Baseline

A tool for report authors, not a platform to switch to.

Construction-native

Built for the structure and reporting rhythms of construction finance, so the visual matches how the numbers are actually read.

Component-based

Reusable visual types you drop into a report, one at a time, wherever they are needed. Not a template that replaces what you have.

Built to extend, not replace

Some construction-finance reporting needs call for a purpose-built visual. Baseline gives report authors that option, on the reports and models they already maintain.

The report stays. The model stays. The builder gets another tool.

Baseline installs alongside everything you have already built. Nothing gets migrated, rewritten, or handed off. Report authors simply gain a set of components to build with.

Product family

How Baseline fits with Interval.

Baseline

See where you stand. A visual component library that report authors build with, inside the Power BI reports and models they already own.

Interval

Explore where you could go, with scenario-based planning and connected financial forecasting.

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Two products. One vision. Move with calibrated confidence.

Pricing

One price for the whole library.

Comparable Power BI visual libraries charge per user, every year. Baseline is licensed once to your organization, covers unlimited report authors, and includes every component in the library.

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The library

$6,500

One-time, all 10+ components

First year of membership included

10+ components, with new ones added to the library as they ship
Unlimited report authors across your organization
Installs and runs in your own Power BI tenant
Works out of the box, no setup engagement required

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Optional membership, after year one

$95/month

Billed annually at $1,140

Always on the latest version Optional

Components kept current with every Power BI release
Feature updates to the visuals you already use
New components added to your library as they ship
Direct line to the team for configuration help
A say in what gets built next

Without membership

Every component you licensed keeps working, permanently. You stop receiving updates, so the visuals are no longer covered against future Power BI releases, and new components and feature updates go to members only. Rejoining restores everything released in the meantime.

Membership keeps Baseline moving

Power BI ships on a monthly cadence. Components are tested and updated against each release, so the visuals in your reports keep working without you tracking what changed.

You are building it with us

Members shape the roadmap. The components we build next come from what construction finance teams ask for, and they land in your library as they ship.

Help when you need it

Configuration questions, field mapping, and edge cases in your model go to the people who wrote the visuals. Members get a direct line rather than a ticket queue.

Membership is included for the first year and renews at $95 per month, billed annually at $1,140. Individual components are available separately if you only need one. Licenses are issued to your organization and cover unlimited report authors. Components run inside your own Power BI tenant against your own data. A Power BI license from Microsoft is still required for each person who builds or views reports. Volume and multi-entity licensing available on request.

Start with your Baseline.

See how a single visual component slots into a Power BI report you already build. No new platform, no replaced model.

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