Hagos -
I am certainly not an expert, but wanted to share with you that we have developed a new QB app that utilizes QB Dashboards extensively to ~100 users (approximately 25 heavy users). Each of our 4 primary roles have a home dashboard for their respective Use Cases. Each of the dashboards has multiple tabs (along the bottom) and uses Dashboard filters (across the top). Key status and performance metrics are easily visible given the interactive reports, KPIs, Pie/Area/Bar charts and a customizable buttons. Our corporate leadership (who view numerous Power BI dashboards) have given our app high praise, albeit I feel that their thirst for visible real time data, notifications and subscriptions is a tipping the scale a bit more than comparative dashboarding features. Like you, we have an appreciation for internally developed (business) 'developers' rather than trying to prioritize our (internal) IT teams who have bigger corporate priorities. Although I do have a few recommendations, I have not yet found the need for Power BI in this highly visible app.
Best of Luck to you in your decision.
