One screen that answers the questions you currently open five spreadsheets to answer, updated live and shaped around how your business actually measures itself.
Most businesses already collect everything they need. The trouble is that it lives in an accounts package, a booking tool, a CRM and a folder of spreadsheets, so nobody sees the whole picture without a morning of copying and pasting.
We start from the decisions you need to make, then work backwards to the data. Your dashboard shows your metrics, calculated your way, refreshed automatically from the systems that already hold the data.
No plugin marketplace, no upsells. Each point below ships with the plan.
Revenue, jobs, pipeline, utilisation and whatever else drives your week, updated continuously.
This month against last, this year against last, targets against actuals.
Click any figure to see the customers, invoices or jobs behind it.
Get notified when a number crosses a line rather than finding out at month end.
Each role sees the view relevant to them, with permissions controlling the rest.
Readable on a phone in the van, on a tablet in a meeting and on a wall screen in the office.
A dashboard is only useful if someone changes what they do after looking at it. In discovery we ask what decisions you make each week and what you currently guess at. Those questions become the panels. Anything that does not lead to an action gets left out, which is why our dashboards stay readable rather than turning into a wall of gauges.
We pull from whatever you already run: accounting platforms, payment providers, CRMs, booking systems, spreadsheets, or the operational database inside an application we built for you. Where a tool has an API we connect to it directly. Where it does not, we can import scheduled exports so the figures still land automatically.
New metrics, new data sources and new views are normal as a business changes. Because the dashboard is your own application rather than a rigid product, adding a panel is a small change rather than a migration to a different platform.
