Numbers your management team will actually trust
- Service
- Dashboards & Analytics
- Deliverables
- 6, named in the scope
- Delivered by
- The engineers who scoped it
Management reporting fails in two ways: too late to act on, or two departments arrive with different versions of the same figure.
Both come from data extracted, copied and reassembled outside the system. Ours reads live ERP data directly — no warehouse to maintain, no overnight job to fail — so the number on screen is the number in the ledger, and clicking it shows the transactions behind it.
What we actually hand over
Role-based dashboards and reporting on live ERP data, with drill-down to the transaction and alerts that raise themselves.
- 01
Role-based dashboard design
Separate views for board, department heads and operational staff: only what each job needs.
- 02
Report library
Finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, production and HR reports, every summary drillable to source.
- 03
Alerting
Threshold alerts with escalation by email, in-app or push, so exceptions find you.
- 04
Scheduled distribution
Daily, weekly and monthly packs by recipient group, exception-only where that reads better.
- 05
Forecasting and comparison
Period-over-period, budget-versus-actual and multi-year seasonality, plus sales, cash and inventory forecasting.
- 06
Embedded and external analytics
White-labelled dashboards in customer and supplier portals, with row-level security deciding who sees what.
How the work gets shaped
Pick whichever shape suits the work. We will tell you which one we think fits before you ask, and say so plainly if the answer is none of them.
Whichever you pick, the same engineers stay on it. Nothing moves to a delivery pool halfway through.
- Dashboard build as part of an implementation
- Standalone analytics projects on an existing ERPNext instance
- Ongoing report development on retainer
The other 5 services
Tell us what is actually going wrong
Fifteen minutes on WhatsApp is usually enough to tell whether an ERP is the right answer for you. If it is not, we will say so.