Karyu LabsServices, Australia
Most owners know their numbers a month late, after someone has spent a day in spreadsheets. A dashboard pulls sales, jobs, stock and cash from the systems you already use and shows them today.
It reads from your accounting system, your job or stock system and anything else that holds the numbers, then shows the handful of figures you actually run the business on.
It also tells you what needs attention: the invoice that is forty days overdue, the product about to run out, the venue or branch that slipped this week.
We begin with the questions you ask most often, not with a wall of charts. The first version answers those questions well. More views are added as you use it and learn what you want to see.
Each person sees what they should. An owner sees everything, a branch manager sees their branch, and your accountant sees the money.
Power BI is a strong tool if you have someone to build and maintain the reports. A custom dashboard suits owners who want the answers without learning a reporting tool, and who want it to do things as well as show things, such as sending a reminder or flagging a job.
Yes. Both are built to share your figures with approved software, so sales, invoices and cash appear on the dashboard without anyone exporting a report.
Yes. Access is set per person, so each manager sees their own branch, venue or team.
That depends on the systems it reads from. Many update within minutes, and some update overnight. We tell you which before the build starts.
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