Dashboards
Know how the business is doing without waiting for month end
A dashboard that pulls in the numbers you already have scattered around and shows them on one screen — so you decide from data, not from memory.
If any of this sounds familiar
Deciding in the dark is expensive
Every report is assembled by hand and eats hours nobody has.
By the time the number is ready, it's already out of date.
Each system shows a different total and nobody knows which is right.
You find out the month went badly only after it ended.
You depend on one specific person to know what came in.
There's too much data and not enough information.
What's included
What your dashboard will show
The numbers that matter to you
Not a generic template: we pick together which figures actually change your decisions.
Updates on its own
Data flows in from the systems you already use. Nobody has to feed a spreadsheet.
Comparison to previous periods
A number alone says nothing. The dashboard shows whether it improved against last month and last year.
Alerts when something drifts
You're notified when a figure crosses a threshold, instead of finding out later.
Breakdown by team, store or seller
You can open a number and see where it came from, without asking anyone to dig.
Works on mobile
Open it on your phone anytime and see how the day is going.
How it works
From scattered data to a finished dashboard
- 1
Define which decisions you need to make
1 conversationWe start from the decision, not the chart. A metric that changes no action is decoration.
- 2
Map where the data lives
2 to 4 daysWe find which systems and spreadsheets hold each number and how to pull them automatically.
- 3
Build the dashboard
2 to 4 weeksWe build the screens and connect the sources, checking every total with you before release.
- 4
Refine with real usage
30 days includedOnce you're actually using it you'll spot what's missing and what's noise. That adjustment is included.
FAQ
What people usually ask
Questions
That's the most common situation and exactly what we solve. The dashboard pulls from each source and merges them into one view. Where a source can't be connected automatically, we tell you before the project starts, along with the workable alternative.
No. The dashboard reads what already exists. Replacing systems is a separate project and we won't push it on you — if what you use today works, it stays.
Fewer than you first want. A dashboard with forty numbers goes unread; one with the right six to ten becomes a habit. We help cut what doesn't change a decision, and anything left out can be added later if you miss it.
How much time does your team spend building reports?
Tell us which numbers you need to follow and we'll show you how they arrive ready-made.