
SquaredUp dashboards sit on top of some very powerful technology. Read to learn all about our health model and how it can benefit you.

Ditch your static, outdated dashboards! Our smart dashboards collate and show you the data that matters. Read to learn about the feature that powers the magic.

What makes a good engineering team dashboard? Follow this guide to help your developers focus more on coding and spend less time on tool switching.

We’re thrilled to share that we’ve once again been recognized by Great Place To Work® across multiple categories for 2025!

Looking for M365 reporting tools? We pit three top tools – SquaredUp, Microsoft's admin center and Power BI – against each other to see which comes out top.

Need better Zendesk reporting? Compare Zendesk Explore, Power BI, and SquaredUp to visualize key metrics, improve customer satisfaction, and optimize support team performance. Find the right tool for you.

We take a look at the SCOM plugin and see how easy it is to create dashboards with it, alongside the cool templates you get out of the box.

In this blog we discuss how you can turn your PowerShell scripts into useful dashboards and share the insights which are otherwise difficult to share.

In this article we take a look at creating insightful M365 analytics dashboards using the built-in M365 plugin for SquaredUp.

Notes on the Gartner 2024 Infrastructure, Operations and Cloud Strategies Conference in London.

In this blog we will see how you can easily create beautiful visualizations using Azure KQL queries in SquaredUp.

KPI roll-ups in SquaredUp give you high level visibility of KPIs defined throughout every level of your organization.

How you can use our Azure DevOps plugin and SQL Analytics feature to easily build the metrics that matter to your team.

Our search experience is not only robust and efficient but also deeply integrated with our object-based model, drilldown feature and ethos around collaboration.

Hosting SquaredUp Live was such a blast! A big thank you to the SquaredUp community for showing up to learn, network and exchange insights.

DORA metrics have established themselves as a measure of engineering team velocity. However, they must be used intelligently and not as a bureaucratic measure.