Dagbasert

Dagbasert is a Norwegian adjective meaning based on days or organized by day. It is formed from dag (day) and basert (based) and is typically written as one word. The term is used across domains to indicate that something uses daily units, is calculated daily, or is planned on a day-by-day basis.

Common uses include dagbasert prisfastsettelse (pricing that changes per day), dagbasert rapportering (reports produced every day), dagbaserte data (data collected or aggregated by day), and dagbasert planlegging (daily planning). It is often contrasted with daglig or per-dag expressions; dagbasert emphasizes the structural basis on daily units rather than mere frequency. In technical contexts, dagbasert can describe time series data with daily granularity, or systems that process inputs on a day-by-day cycle.

In Norwegian, the term is most commonly used in business, analytics, logistics, and software development, especially in discussions about data models, dashboards, budgeting, and scheduling that align with calendar days. It can appear in compound adjectives such as dagbasert analyse, dagbasert modell, or dagbaserte rapporter.

Etymology: dag = day, basert = based; the suffix -et yields the adjectival form used in daily-context terminology.