Whatever you need to see, we can capture it and show it clearly.
Every business cares about different numbers. Rather than fitting you into a fixed template, we start from what actually matters to your operation and build the dashboard around that — on the shop floor, in the office, or on a phone.
Six areas most businesses end up tracking.
This isn’t a fixed list — it’s the starting menu. If a number matters to how you run the business, we can usually find a way to capture it and put it on a dashboard.
What’s actually being made
The core numbers for anyone running a line or a kitchen — how much is going out, and how efficiently.
What’s running, and what’s not
Real-time machine state plus the early warning signs that usually get missed until something breaks.
What’s going out, and when
The numbers that matter once product leaves the building — reliability, utilisation and compliance.
What you’ve got, and what’s disappearing
Stock visibility that catches a problem before it becomes a stockout or a write-off.
What it actually cost to make
Same-day margin visibility instead of finding out at month-end that a job ran at a loss.
Who’s where, and what’s due
The admin that’s easy to let slip — attendance, certifications and safety checks — made visible automatically.
Nobody gets a template with their logo on it.
Every dashboard we build starts with a conversation about what you actually need to see — not a preset list of widgets. That’s what keeps the cost down too: you’re not paying for reporting you’ll never look at.
- Choose what mattersPick from the categories above, or tell us about something specific to your business that isn’t listed here.
- Choose who sees whatA shop-floor screen, an office dashboard, and a manager’s phone can all show different things from the same data.
- Set your own thresholdsAlerts trigger at the levels that matter to you, not a generic default.
- Change it as you growNothing is fixed — dashboards get adjusted as the business and its priorities change.
Tell us what you wish you could see.
If you can describe the number, we can usually find a way to capture it and put it in front of the right person, automatically.
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