Analytics
Numbers on the wall, not in an attachment
The same data at three altitudes: the pulse screen for the team today, the dashboard for the week, the model for the year.
Three altitudes
All three read the same database, so the number is the same whoever asks.
Parcel Pulse
Shipments, exceptions and carrier performance live — for the warehouse and support.
Store Pulse
Sales, orders and conversion per store, made to stand on a screen all day.
Sales Pulse
Sales against target, per rep and per channel, without anyone updating a spreadsheet.
Forecasts and budget
Budget versus actual and forward-looking numbers on the same accounts as the ledger.
Board portal
A place for the numbers that leave the building, with control over who sees what.
Looker dashboards
For the people who want to build: a governed data model, not a free export everyone interprets differently.
A pulse screen is not a report in a bigger font
It is made to stand on the wall all day: few numbers, a clear direction, and a refresh that happens on its own.
The point is that the team sees the situation at the same time — not that somebody reads a summary the day after.
One definition of "sold"
When sales, shipping, returns and bookkeeping live in one database, two departments do not need two definitions of revenue.
That sounds minor until you have sat in a meeting where two correct numbers disagreed.
See the pulse screens
We set up a pulse on your own numbers and put it on the wall.