One dashboard across CRM, bookings, payments and ops
The figures that live in four different tools are brought together onto one screen with one set of filters.
Dashboards & Reporting
Sales, bookings, collections and operations pulled from the tools you already use into one dashboard, refreshed on a schedule you set.
See it work
The same figures your team assembles by hand each Monday, standing ready before anyone asks.
Bookings this week
124
Collected
₱386,400
Balance due
₱72,150
Across 9 open jobs
Response time
6m 40s
First reply, median
Illustrative. Sample business.
What’s included
One dashboard fed from the systems you already run, with the definitions written down so the figures stop moving.
The figures that live in four different tools are brought together onto one screen with one set of filters.
The dashboard pulls on a schedule you choose, so nobody has to remember to update it before a meeting.
The headline figures arrive where your team already reads, on the morning you want to see them.
Every figure opens into the rows behind it, so a question about a number ends at the record instead of an argument.
Any view exports to CSV for your accountant, your board pack or your own spreadsheet.
What counts as a booking, a sale or a collection is agreed and documented, so two people reading the same tile agree.
Setup
A dashboard is only as good as the definitions under it, so that is where the setup starts.
Which questions you ask every week, where each answer currently comes from, and who assembles it today.
The definitions, the sources, the refresh schedule and who is allowed to see which view.
Figures that look wrong are traced back to the record, and the source system stays the place they get fixed.
Who it’s for
Not more reporting. The same reporting, standing ready instead of assembled on request.
One screen that answers the Monday questions without chasing three people for it.
Jobs, bookings, response times and backlog in one view instead of four open tabs.
Collections, balances and exports drawn from the same records the operations team works in.
FAQ
The common ones your business already runs: CRMs, booking systems, payment tools, spreadsheets and databases. Where a tool exposes an API or an export, it can feed the dashboard. We confirm each source during discovery before anything is promised.
Yes, both as a source and as a destination. Where a spreadsheet is the real system of record, it stays one and is read on a schedule rather than replaced on day one.
That is a choice, not a limit. Some tiles are worth pulling through the day, others once each morning. We set the schedule per source, and the dashboard says when it last refreshed.
You do, with us. We draft what each tile means from how your team already talks about it, you correct it, and the agreed wording ships alongside the dashboard.
Tell us what you ask for every week and we will map where each answer lives.
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