Power BI is DataHawk's recommended dashboarding tool. DataHawk provides ready-to-use Power BI templates built on top of your Snowflake database.

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You can be up and running in under 5 minutes.

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Prerequisite

Your data sources (Amazon / Walmart accounts) should be connected and collecting data.
- If you did not connect any data sources, go to ‣
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An activated DataHawk-hosted Snowflake database.
- If you haven't set one up yet, go to ‣
Once set up, it will take it shows as Enabled (it will take up to 4 hours)
Retrieve your credentials
- On your DataHawk App account, Setup > Destinations > Snowflake > See Credentials.

Option 1 — Use a DataHawk template

DataHawk provides pre-built Power BI templates in .pbix format.

See Download Power BI Templates for the full catalogue and download link.

Template	What it covers
Seller Finances & Supply Chain	SKU-level profit, orders, unit economics, replenishment
Product	Ratings, BSR, price, LQS, sales, estimates, buy box
Search	Share of voice, search ranks, keyword research
Advertising	Account, campaign, product, and keyword ads
Market Intelligence	Top-selling products, category insights, market size and share
Master Vendor	Revenue, COGS, inventory, ads, share of voice
DSP Ads	Advertiser, order, line item, and creative ads

Estimated time: under 5 minutes.

Open the .pbix template file in Power BI Desktop.
In the Home tab, click Transform data to open the Power Query Editor.
Click Manage Parameters.
Replace the values for Database, Server, and Warehouse with your DataHawk Snowflake credentials.
Click Close & Apply.
Enter your Snowflake username and password when prompted.