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From 50+ Spreadsheets to One Trusted Data Warehouse

A mid-sized health insurance company was flying blind. Massive spreadsheet chains stood between its data and every decision.

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Billing, claims, eligibility, and finance data lived in separate systems. Each team had its own definitions, and if one formula broke, dozens of dashboards collapsed.

Cognativ replaced more than 50 interlinked spreadsheets with a unified data warehouse and shared business definitions, keeping Excel as the familiar front end.

Every step followed RAPID: Research and Analyze to understand, then Plan, Implement, and Decide to improve.

The results: 80% less report prep time, 100% metrics alignment, Excel adopted as the front end, and real-time dashboards for better strategic decisions.

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