Decide with data, not impressions.

Almost every business has the data. What it doesn't have is a place to look at it together. We build the dashboard that answers the three or four questions that actually drive your decisions, and leave it updating itself.

1–3 weeks
Implementation
From USD 750
Project
Automatic
Updates

A report someone builds by hand every month arrives late, costs hours and nobody fully trusts it. And a dashboard with forty metrics isn't better: it's as useless as none, because it doesn't say what to look at first.

What's included

Defining the metrics that matter

We start from the decisions you want to make. The metrics come from there, not the other way round.

Connected to your real sources

CRM, WhatsApp, website, advertising and invoicing, unified with a single definition for each figure.

Pipeline by stage

How many come in, where they drop and how long it takes to close. It's the view that changes the most decisions.

Customer source

Which channel brings people who buy, not just people who arrive. Without it, optimising ads is throwing darts.

Automatic updates

No exporting or pasting. The dashboard reflects what happened up to a few minutes ago.

Scheduled delivery

The summary reaches your email or WhatsApp as often as you decide.

How we do it

  1. 01

    Questions session

    Which decisions you make every week and what you're missing to make them better.

  2. 02

    Data audit

    What exists, where it lives and how reliable it is. Sometimes the first job is fixing how it's captured.

  3. 03

    Dashboard build

    Starting with the main view. Secondary views are added once the first one is in use.

  4. 04

    One-month review

    We adjust based on what you actually look at. Whatever nobody opens in a month is removed.

What we build it with

Depending on where your data lives and who will read it. You don't always need a BI tool.

  • Metabase
  • Looker Studio
  • PostgreSQL
  • Supabase
  • n8n
  • Google Sheets
  • Next.js

Before you hire us

Which metrics should I track?

It depends on what you decide. For almost everyone: how many enquiries come in, how many are answered on time, how many convert and where they came from. Four well-defined numbers change more decisions than a dashboard with forty.

What if my data is messy?

That's normal, and the audit catches it. Sometimes the first job isn't the dashboard but fixing how information is captured. We tell you before charging for a dashboard that would show unreliable data.

Often combined with

Is this what you need?

Tell us about your case in four questions. We'll tell you honestly whether this service solves it, whether another one fits better, or whether we're not right for you.

Let's solve it