HR Summary Dashboard
Headcount, hires, terminations, contract mix, and demographic breakdowns in one view — built for HR teams who need a real-time read on the workforce without pulling manual reports.
What is the HR Summary Dashboard?
The HR Summary Dashboard Template is a Power BI report that gives HR and people leaders a single, live view of workforce health — headcount, hires, terminations, contract mix, and demographic breakdowns — without pulling numbers from five different systems.
Why use this dashboard
Save time on manual reporting
Stop rebuilding the same HR report in a spreadsheet every month — point this template at your HRIS export and the visuals update on their own.
See the full workforce picture
Headcount, demographics, salary, and performance sit on one screen instead of scattered across separate files and exports.
Spot risk earlier
Termination trends and contract-mix shifts surface immediately, so people leaders can act before a small issue becomes a retention problem.
Key features
Headcount & Hiring
Hires, active headcount, and terminations tracked side by side, with year-over-year comparison.
Workforce Demographics
Breakdowns by contract type, gender, and age range to understand who makes up your workforce.
Compensation by Department
Total salary spend rolled up by department, so budget owners can see where headcount cost concentrates.
Performance by Department
High-performer counts by department to help identify where top talent is concentrated.
Benefits of using this dashboard
Use your own data in minutes
Every BImaster template ships with realistic sample data so the report works the moment you open it. Replacing that sample data with yours takes four steps.
Download the template
Grab the .pbix (Power BI) or .xlsx (Excel) file from the template page — no sign-up required.
Open it in Power BI Desktop or Excel
The template opens pre-loaded with sample data so you can see exactly how the report is meant to look.
Point it at your own data
In Power BI: Home → Transform Data → Data Source Settings → Change Source. In Excel: Data → Queries & Connections → Edit. Swap the sample source for your own file, database, or API.
Refresh
Click Refresh and your data flows into the existing visuals automatically — no rebuilding charts, no reformatting.