Operational dashboards
Operational dashboards that replace spreadsheet reporting
We build the systems that replace spreadsheet-driven reporting: quoting, stock, job tracking, production and compliance data in one place your team can actually run the operation from.
Problems solved
What this fixes
Reports built by hand
Every week someone copies numbers between files to answer one question.
Several versions of the truth
Meetings start with a debate about which figure is right instead of what to do about it.
A late view of the operation
If yesterday's results arrive next week, problems are found after they have already cost money.
What is delivered
What you get
One source of truth
Stop reconciling three spreadsheets before every meeting.Live reporting
See stock, jobs and compliance status as it happens, not at month-end.Built around how you work
The system follows your process, not a generic template.Yours to keep
Code and data hosted and owned the way you choose.
Engagement model
How an engagement runs
Step 1
Discovery
Two weeks, fixed fee. We study how work really flows, map your systems and data, and write the proposal.
Step 2
Build
We deliver in stages you can review, starting with the change that saves the most time.
Step 3
Support
Monitoring, updates and changes under a monthly plan, with a local team a phone call away.
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FAQ
Operational dashboards: common questions
How does an engagement start?
With a fixed-fee, two-week discovery. We map how the work really flows, decide what to build first and give you a written proposal with scope, timeline and price before any build.
Do we have to replace our existing systems?
No. Dashboards read from the systems and files you already run. Where data lives only in spreadsheets, we move it into a proper store as part of the build.
How long does a first dashboard take?
A production first version is typically delivered within an 8 to 12 week cycle. The discovery sets the exact timeline for your scope.
Who owns the code and the data?
You do. Work is delivered into repositories you control, documented as we go, and built on open, mainstream tooling your own team or another vendor can pick up.
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