Pro tip: Use ⌘K to quickly search anything in Kazi
Pro tip: Use ⌘K to quickly search anything in Kazi
When your numbers live in separate modules, getting one clear answer means exporting and wrangling spreadsheets. Pick a source, choose what to measure, and watch a live chart build itself from your real KAZI data, then save it as a report. For freelancers, agencies, and teams.


Pick a data source, drag in dimensions and measures, choose a chart type: bar, line, area, pie or table. No SQL, no setup.
Every chart queries your live invoices, projects, tasks, clients, deals, expenses and time entries, never sample data.
Count, sum, average, min and max across any numeric field, grouped by status, client, category, or time.
Group by day, week, month, quarter or year to spot trends in revenue, hours logged, or deal flow over time.
Save any chart as a reusable report. Favorite the ones you check often, and they persist across every session and device.
A server-side whitelist controls exactly which tables and columns can be queried. CSV exports are injection-hardened.
Download any chart as a PNG image or the underlying data as a spreadsheet-safe CSV for clients, taxes, or board decks.
Currency measures format automatically to your locale and the currency stored on each record: Rand, Dollar, Euro, Pound and more.
Part of your connected workspace: Data Studio reads live from Invoices, Projects, Deals, and Expenses, and pairs with Custom Reports and Analytics for deeper reporting.
Build your first chart in under a minute, no analyst required.
Start FreeData Studio is self-serve business intelligence that lets you explore your KAZI data and build the views and reports you need, without exporting everything to a separate analytics tool.
You can work with the business data in your workspace, such as revenue, clients, projects and activity, and connect the data sources KAZI supports.
No. Data Studio is built for self-serve use, so you can answer business questions yourself rather than waiting on a specialist.
Standard analytics shows prebuilt dashboards, while Data Studio lets you shape your own views from your underlying business data.