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Recovering License Spend from a Dormant Dashboard Estate

A manufacturing group pays per-seat and per-server BI licensing against an estate that has grown for nine years without anyone retiring anything.

Run on Setu · Legacy-to-Modern BI

A wide estate where only a few panels are still in use

The challenge

    01

    Licensing is renewed against total estate size, which only ever grows.

    02

    No usage telemetry has ever been analysed, so dormant content cannot be distinguished from critical content.

    03

    Previous cleanup attempts stalled because no team would agree their dashboards were unused.

How Setu solves it

    01

    Usage Telemetry Analysis

    Twelve months of access data is analysed per dashboard, per user, and per business unit.

    02

    Dormancy Classification

    Content is classified as active, seasonal, duplicate, or dormant, with the evidence attached to each classification.

    03

    Owner Confirmation

    Each business unit reviews its own dormancy list, so retirement is agreed rather than imposed.

    04

    Scoped Migration

    Only the active and seasonal estate is migrated, cutting programme scope before work begins.

    05

    Renewal Repricing

    The retired estate is removed from the renewal basis, and the saving is documented against the licence line.

The outcome

  • Migration scope cut to the estate that is genuinely in use.

  • License renewal repriced against a real rather than a historic estate.

  • Retirement agreed by content owners on usage evidence.

Representative scenario: a modelled industry situation showing how this accelerator applies. Figures are projections, not a named client result.

Capabilities used

Every accelerator is assembled from the same capability layer, so a workflow you adopt here shares its foundation with the rest of the portfolio.

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