Understanding health issues requires the integration of complex and diverse data sources, even when they are within the context of single country interventions. Data can be gathered from HMIS platforms like DHIS2, individual tracking systems, custom software designed to address specific issues or various Excel reports provided in part by health professionals. It is often difficult to analyze and explore data from different sources. Collaboration is also difficult because many data analysts working with health data end up creating ad-hoc visualisations and scripts on their laptops. This makes it difficult for them to share their results in scattered publications, making it difficult to gain unified insights. Bluesquare created OpenHexa, which is a cloud-based data management platform that consists of three components: extraction, analysis, and visualization. This platform is largely based on open-source technologies that are mature.