Data & analytics
Reports your managers actually open.
Who it's for
You are probably here because
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Month-end takes a week and one person holds the whole process.
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Two systems report different revenue and both are defended.
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A donor or regulator wants a report in a format nothing produces.
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You have a dashboard nobody opens.
What's included
What you actually get.
Most organisations we meet do not have a reporting problem. They have four systems that disagree, and a person who spends three days a month reconciling them in a spreadsheet.
Dashboards over existing systems
Sales, stock, operations, finance.
Data cleanup, consolidation and migration
The unglamorous part that makes the rest possible.
Reporting pipelines and scheduled exports
So the report arrives rather than being fetched.
Warehousing
For organisations with several disconnected systems.
Donor and regulator reporting packs
For NGOs and schools, in the format asked for.
How it runs
Each stage, and what it produces.
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Find the sources
Every system that holds a number someone quotes.
Output
A source inventory and a list of where they disagree.
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Clean and consolidate
Reconcile, deduplicate, agree definitions.
Output
An agreed definition for each measure, in writing.
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Build
Pipelines, warehouse, dashboards.
Output
A dashboard built with the people who will use it.
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Hand over
Training, documentation, scheduled delivery.
Output
Reports that arrive on their own, and staff who can change them.
What you are handed
- A written definition for every measure on the dashboard
- Pipelines documented and scheduled
- Training for the people who will maintain it
- The reporting pack in the format your funder or regulator asks for
Technology
Proof
One project, in full.
Stock and dispatch system for a regional distributor
Four branches on separate spreadsheets, month-end taking a week.
One day
Month-end close
Four branches tracked stock in separate spreadsheets. Dispatch errors were routine, nobody could see group stock in one place, and month-end close took a week of reconciliation that one person held in their head.
One day
Month-end close
Four
Branches on one system
Single view
Group stock
Commercials
How buying this works.
Engagement
Fixed-price build, then a small retainer for changes and new reports.
Price
On request, after scope
What sets the price
Number of source systems, how much cleanup the data needs, and how many measures have to be agreed and defined before anything can be built.
The cleanup is almost always the largest item, and we quote it separately so you can see it.
Every project is quoted after we understand the scope. You will have a written, fixed quote before any build work begins. No open-ended billing.
Questions
Answered plainly.
It is the normal starting point, and it is most of the work. We quote it separately so it is visible rather than hidden in a build price.
Whichever your team will actually open. If everyone lives in Excel, a scheduled export beats a beautiful dashboard nobody visits.
Yes. Send us the template and we will build backwards from it.
You, after training, or us on a small retainer. Both are fine and we will not make the first one difficult.
Often bought alongside
Run
Get a scoped quote for your reporting
Tell us which two systems disagree and we will start there.
We reply to every enquiry within one working day.