Hidden scope grows quietly.
Teams know they want Google Looker, but often cannot see the full Tableau, Power BI, MicroStrategy, Qlik, Domo, Cognos, or WebFOCUS estate they are really moving.
AI-powered Dashport cuts BI migration time, cost, and manual rebuild effort on the way to Google Looker. Human review and full parity checks stay where they matter.
Most BI migration programs stall for practical reasons: scope is harder to define than expected, manual rebuilds take multiple passes, and parity review across dashboards, metrics, and SQL-level logic arrives too late.
Teams know they want Google Looker, but often cannot see the full Tableau, Power BI, MicroStrategy, Qlik, Domo, Cognos, or WebFOCUS estate they are really moving.
When every dashboard becomes a one-off rebuild exercise, delivery slows before governance even begins.
Visual drift, metric drift, and broken report logic are usually discovered after too much build effort has already been committed.
Business owners hesitate when the migration path does not show how trust will be protected before the switch.
SquareShift starts with a 48-hour assessment to make the migration visible: what exists, what is repeatable, what needs manual review, and where cutover risk actually sits before the larger program begins.
It also separates what should move as-is, what should be simplified, what should be retired, and what should be rebuilt cleanly in Looker.
Workbooks, dashboards, reports, metrics, calculated fields, joins, filters, and dependencies.
Identify which tasks fit an AI-powered path and which assets still need controlled review.
Reveal effort signals, quick wins, dependency risks, and rollout order before rebuild work starts.
Clarify scope, parity exposure, manual-review flags, and the right path into Google Looker.
Dashport is the migration system behind the offer. SquareShift uses it to make scope visible, govern repeatable work, and bring assurance into the move before rollout starts.
SquareShift uses Dashport to accelerate repeatable work, then applies human review and migration governance where parity, business logic, and rollout discipline matter most.
Dashport supports pixel-perfect comparison where the move requires it, full visual and data parity across reports and logic, and absolute data consistency before rollout.
Use side-by-side comparison when exact visual replication matters to the migration decision.
Review dashboards, reports, metrics, filters, and SQL-level logic as one assurance model.
Hold rollout confidence to the underlying numbers, not just the screenshots.
Let automation handle repeatable migration work and keep manual review on complex edge cases.
Build confidence before the switch instead of hoping confidence appears after it.
SquareShift brings the migration discipline to protect continuity, the delivery depth to handle scale, and the Looker expertise to make the target environment useful from day one.
End-to-end Domo-to-Looker migration for a digital skilling platform serving 1.5M+ learners, with daily reporting continuity kept in view.
Read the case study Scale and modernizationSnowflake-to-BigQuery migration with existing Looker dashboards across 4B–5B events per week and 70+TB, with target-state dashboard performance under 10 seconds.
Read the case study Destination-state credibilityNear-real-time Looker and GCP reporting, including embedded reporting on the same page, so the destination stayed useful after migration.
Read the case studyIf Tableau, Power BI, MicroStrategy, Qlik, Domo, Cognos, or WebFOCUS are in the way, Dashport gives you a faster, lower-cost move to Looker with AI-powered migration, full visual and data parity, and controlled approval where it matters.
Dashport is built for legacy BI estates that need a faster path to continuity without a long manual rebuild.
AI-powered migration handles the repeatable work so your team spends less time recreating dashboards by hand.
Dashport brings side-by-side validation, metric checks, and SQL-level review into the migration path.
Start with a 48-hour assessment, sequence the work in waves, and move with explicit approval where it matters.
Use the 48-hour assessment to turn the migration into a visible program. You see the estate, business-logic complexity, parity risk, manual review load, and the likely migration-wave path into Looker before the rebuild starts.
Migration estate, logic complexity, validation exposure, and rollout constraints.
A clearer inventory, clearer risk, and a clearer next decision.
One focused migration decision, then a governed path into Looker.