Our numbers are in Excel, do we have to change?
No. We work with the spreadsheets you have. The difference is that they get gathered and updated on their own instead of someone assembling them every month.
One screen, and you know where you stand.
We pull your numbers out of everywhere they live — your system, your store, your spreadsheets — into a single screen you open in the morning, plus reports that arrive on their own every week or month.
The dashboard is the last step, not the first
Most companies have the numbers but scattered, and two people will quote you different ones. We start with a question: which numbers actually change a decision? Then we connect the systems and make the data agree, and only then build the dashboard.
Connecting systems
Your store, accounts, system and spreadsheets, made to agree on the same number.
A dashboard for the owner
One screen you open in the morning. The numbers that matter, not all of them.
Reports that arrive on their own
Weekly or monthly, by email or WhatsApp, without anyone asking.
And if the numbers themselves are wrong?
Then a dashboard just lies faster. We audit the data quality first and tell you honestly what can be relied on and what cannot — before you pay for a dashboard built on the wrong numbers.
Excel is not the enemy
If your work runs on Excel we work with it: automation and structure rather than replacing it.
Forecasting
What to order and when, from your own sales history rather than a guess.
A monthly retainer
We produce the numbers and explain them every month, instead of you hunting for them.
Who this is for
- Your numbers are scattered across a system, a store and spreadsheets.
- A decision keeps getting delayed because you cannot see the numbers in time.
- You want a monthly report without someone assembling it by hand.
And who it is not for
- You want a dashboard like one you saw in a picture, without a decision behind it.
- The numbers themselves are not reliable yet. Then we start with a data audit, not a dashboard.
What usually stops people
We have Excel and it works fine.
And we are not telling you to throw it out. We work with it. The difference is that it gathers and updates itself instead of someone assembling it at month end, and that it agrees with your other systems.
Every system gives us a different number.
That is the first job, and it matters more than the dashboard. We audit the data and agree one definition per number. A dashboard built on numbers that disagree just lies faster.
How we get to a dashboard
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We ask about the decision
Not "what do you want to see" but "which decision keeps getting delayed". The numbers follow from that.
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We audit the data
Where the numbers come from, where they disagree, and what can be relied on. We tell you honestly if something cannot.
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We connect
The system, the store, the accounts, the spreadsheets, into one place that updates itself.
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We build the dashboard and the reports
One screen for the decisions, and reports that arrive on their own weekly or monthly.
Questions about this service
Every system gives us a different number.
That is the first job. We audit the data and agree one definition per number. The dashboard comes after; built before that, it just lies faster.
Who actually opens the dashboard?
If the answer is "nobody", do not build one. We start from a real decision that keeps getting delayed and build the numbers that answer it. That is what gets opened.
Do the reports arrive on their own?
Yes, weekly or monthly, by email or WhatsApp, at a time you choose.
Not sure what to measure?
That question is the work. Tell us which decision keeps getting delayed, and we will work out which numbers answer it.