Interactive Examples
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These snapshot examples are in Flash, a common format for dynamic content on the web. They have been devloped using SAP Crystal Dashboard Design. Once you open the snapshot, you can use your mouse to interact with the figures, tabs and levers. If you do not have a current version of Flash Player installed on your computer (which you likely have installed to see webpages), or have security settings that prevent Flash content, you may not be able to see it. In this case, contact us for more information. CLICK ON ANY IMAGE TO SEE THE PERFORMANCE SNAPSHOT |
Stable Roots
Here are several examples of Performance Snapshots for a hypothetical social enterprise that provides supportive employment. The three different example below illustrate different snapshot designs for different audiences and purposes.
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| This snapshot provides a interactive picture of the business and how Stable Roots makes a difference in the community. It includes a simple tool that potential donors can use to see how their dollars could expand the impact of the program.
This is designed for the Public at Large who are interested in learning more about Stable Roots. |
This snapshot is more detailed than the first and provides a picture of how the enterprise is performing relative to 6 organization goals. It includes a mix of figures, indicators, and narrative. This is designed for a Board of Directors to help them see the issues, and make good strategic and governance decisions. |
This snapshot presents a planning tool in which you can change key variables that affect the performance of the social enterprise to learn of their potential impact. This is designed for a Board of Directors to assist with future planning. |
The Potluck Cafe
Here is a Snapshot created by the Potluck Cafe and Catering social enterprise located in Vancouver.
Illustrative Cost Savings of Affordable Housing
This snapshot provides a simple example of how housing individuals who are homeless can save public costs. You can interact with the snapshot by manipulating assumptions around costing and reach to see an estimate of resulting cost savings.
