Dashboards
The systems, from the inside.
Clients see a website. Their teams see this. Five dashboards modeled on systems we run today, filled with sample data. Hover any mark; tap on a phone.
Revenue ledger
Payments land in three apps and a spreadsheet, so nobody knows real revenue until the accountant does.
Revenue, last 12 months$486k+12% vs prior year
October$52.4k
Outstanding$6.1k
Bank share31%
Show the numbers
| Month | Card | Bank transfer | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov | $21k | $9.0k | $30k |
| Dec | $24k | $11k | $35k |
| Jan | $19k | $8.0k | $27k |
| Feb | $22k | $12k | $34k |
| Mar | $26k | $10k | $36k |
| Apr | $25k | $14k | $39k |
| May | $29k | $13k | $42k |
| Jun | $27k | $15k | $42k |
| Jul | $31k | $14k | $45k |
| Aug | $30k | $16k | $46k |
| Sep | $33k | $14k | $47k |
| Oct | $36k | $16k | $52k |
Built on one system
Every dashboard reads the same data.
Because the whole business lives in one system, a dashboard is a view, not a project to wire apps together. The numbers agree because there is only one set of them.