Improving Sportily’s Data Insights with Microsoft Fabric and Power Bi

Sportily is creating a network of sport and faith groups across Gloucestershire. Sportily’s team consists of 12 paid and 50 volunteer coaches who work to deliver a wide range of sport and activity sessions in multiple locations.

The challenge

Sportily approached Valto with a brief to use Microsoft Power Platform to create a ‘digital session log form’, to be completed by sport coaches at the end of every session.

This was to provide detailed analysis of the collected data, in order to present to the Leadership Team.

Sportily wanted to be able to analyse the data of each sessions performance, so that they can make minor changes to the delivery and continue to improve their services.

The results

With a dispersed workforce, delivering a wide variety of different sessions, Valto’s solution is enabling the Sportily Leadership Team to track key KPI’s, monitor activity delivery and understand the impact and growth of the charity.

Collecting quality data about activity, monitoring performance and evaluating progress is often overlooked within the sme-charity sector. These tools have enabled the charity to make informed decisions about growth based on analysis of what is working well and where.

Using Microsoft tools means that the charity is able to grow and adapt the system as it grows, without incurring significant redevelopment costs.