Nobody opens the dashboard
Someone set up nice charts a year ago. They were checked for two weeks and then nobody went back in, because looking at a chart doesn't tell anyone what to do.
Knowing something dropped is useless if you don't know why. This panel tells you what caused it, which customers or products are behind it and what's worth checking first. In plain language, not charts.
“Sales closed 12% below last month. The drop is concentrated in the hardware line, and two customers explain 70%: M Construction stopped buying on August 8 and R Hardware dropped by half.”
“M Construction also has $8,400 past due at 45 days. It may not be a sales issue.”
That's what a regular dashboard doesn't tell you.
Sample data. What matters isn't the charts: it's the orange block, which is where the panel tells you what happened and what to check.
The orange block summary reaches your WhatsApp on the 1st, written out. You don't have to go looking for it.
Almost no company suffers from a lack of data. It suffers because nobody has time to interpret it in time.
Someone set up nice charts a year ago. They were checked for two weeks and then nobody went back in, because looking at a chart doesn't tell anyone what to do.
The customer who stopped buying, the product that stalled, the margin that kept slipping month after month. It was all in the data, but nobody looked in time.
There's someone in your company who really knows how to read the numbers. If they're busy, on vacation or quit, management is left in the dark.
The problem isn't a lack of data. It's that nobody has a free hour a day to sit down and interpret it.
It's not one more dashboard. It's the reading of the dashboard: what changed, why it changed and what's worth looking at, written in plain language and sent to your phone.
If you already have dashboards, this doesn't replace them: it reads them for you. The difference is that you don't have to go looking for the problem; the problem finds you.
It checks daily. If a metric goes out of range on a Tuesday, it writes to you on Tuesday, not in the report on the 5th of the following month.
It tells you what happened and where to look. What to do with that information is still up to you, and that's how it should be.
Estimates for sizing, not a promise. In the assessment we calculate them for your case.
What it takes to put together the closing report, cross-check data between reports and prepare the management meeting.
A customer who's leaving or a margin that's falling are seen at the start, not when two months have gone by and it's irreversible.
By spotting and retaining in time just one customer who was leaving, the service pays for itself many times over for years.
We're being honest: this service doesn't have a return you can calculate in an Excel sheet. Its value is in finding out in time. If you're looking for a measurable return from the first month, start with the Collections Agent.
The hard part isn't charting. It's deciding what's worth an alert and what's noise, because a panel that alerts about everything ends up ignored.
Not the fifty metrics from the textbook: the six or eight you actually decide with. And what value is normal and what isn't, for your business and each time of year.
Sales, receivables, inventory and costs. And we verify the data is complete: a panel on half-filled data reaches wrong conclusions with great confidence.
How much something has to move to be worth a message, who gets each alert and through which channel. This is the part that decides whether the panel gets used or ignored.
That's it. No options to pick and no fine print: setup is paid once and the monthly fee starts when it goes to work.
One service, two payments.
Full first year: $2,138 · from the second year on: $948 a year
Additional user $8 a month. It's the most affordable service in the line and the one that works best alongside the Business Copilot: the panel tells you something happened, and you ask the copilot for the details.
A dashboard shows. This one reads, explains and alerts. The practical difference is that you don't have to go looking for the problem: the problem reaches your phone when it appears, with the cause and the details.
You ask the copilot; the panel alerts you. They complement each other well: the panel detects that a line's sales dropped, and you ask the copilot who stopped buying and since when.
No, and that's precisely the part we calibrate the most. We define how much a metric has to move to merit an alert. A panel that alerts about everything ends up muted, and then it was useless.
We check it before selling you anything. A panel on half-filled data reaches wrong conclusions with great certainty, which is worse than having no panel. If things need to be organized first, we tell you.
The initial payment is defining the metrics, connecting the sources and calibrating the alerts: it's done once. The monthly fee is the daily review and the adjustments when your processes or structure change.
One hour of consulting. We review the metrics your management uses and how complete your data is. If your reading of the numbers is already good, we tell you and don't sell you anything.
$1,190 today and $79 a month once it goes live. Setup in 12 business days.
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