AiondView turns spreadsheets, Google Sheets and business systems into live dashboards your whole team can read — in Arabic or English, on any screen. No analyst, no BI project, no training.
Built in Saudi Arabia. Your data encrypted at rest and in transit, on infrastructure we run — never shared, never sold, never used to train anything.
The numbers that run your business are sitting in a spreadsheet that one person understands.
Reports get rebuilt by hand every month, and they are out of date the day after they are sent.
Everyone has a different copy of the same file, and nobody is sure which one is right.
Proper BI tools cost more than the problem and take a quarter to roll out.
Six ways in. None of them require you to change how your data is kept today.
Excel or CSV. Drag it in, and AiondView reads the columns and works out the types.
Copy cells straight out of Excel or Sheets and paste. No file, no export step.
Authorise once and the sheet stays connected. Refresh and the dashboard updates.
For the numbers that only exist in someone's head.
Qoyod for accounting, or any CSV or JSON link with an API key.
Ready-made dashboards with sample data — replace the data with your own when you are ready.
Ten chart types, chosen to cover what businesses actually report on.
Drag charts where you want them, resize them, and the layout is saved as you work. Each chart points at a dataset and a couple of columns — pick what to count and what to group by, and it draws itself.
Not a translation layer bolted on at the end. The whole interface is Arabic or English, right-to-left or left-to-right, including the charts, the numbers and the dates. Switch language at any time and everything follows.
For finance, HR and government-adjacent buyers this is the first question, not the last. Here are the answers.
Upload, paste, connect a sheet, or start from a template.
Pick a chart, pick two columns, drag it where you want it.
Invite your team, or send a link.
No. You choose what to count and what to group it by from a list of your own column names.
For a connected Google Sheet or a business system, refresh and the charts follow. For an uploaded file, replace the data on the dataset and every chart built on it updates at once — you do not rebuild anything.
Yes — the whole interface, right-to-left, including charts and numbers.
Only if you create a share link for it. Nothing is public by default.
No. Never.
Start free — no card, no sales call. Upload one spreadsheet and see what it looks like.
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