Few numbers, the right ones
In the discovery session we define what you really make decisions with. Everything else is excess and gets in the way.
The six or eight numbers you actually make decisions with, on a single screen, updated automatically, from your computer or phone.
On one screen: sales for the month against the same month last year, overdue receivables by aging, margin by product line, critical stock and the five customers who dropped the most.
Without asking anyone for anything, and with this morning's data.
A dashboard with fifty indicators doesn't get looked at. One with six does.
In the discovery session we define what you really make decisions with. Everything else is excess and gets in the way.
Against the system's live data. Nobody has to refresh or export anything.
Computer or phone, with the same access and the same role-based permissions.
The hard part isn't charting. It's agreeing on what's normal and what isn't, in your business and at each time of year.
Not the fifty in the manual: the six or eight you make decisions with.
A dashboard built on half-filled data reaches wrong conclusions with great confidence. If things need filling in, we tell you beforehand.
It's delivered working and refined live until you look at it every day.
One-time payment. No monthly fee.
Price per dashboard.
It's the cheapest way to test whether this works for your company
If you also want the system to alert you when something goes out of range and explain the cause, that's the Insights Panel.
The dashboard shows. The Panel also explains why something changed and alerts you without you having to log in. If your problem is not having the snapshot, start with the dashboard.
Six to eight are recommended. You can add more, but a dashboard that doesn't fit on one screen ends up not being looked at.
Yes, one per department. Each one is quoted separately because each one has its own discovery session.
In a one-hour consultation we define which ones are worth it and check whether your data is complete enough to support them.
You're talking to Génesis, Valtriom's AI