You're already sitting on the data you need to run your business better. The problem isn't collection — it's visibility. I build dashboards and automated reports that pull it all together into something you can actually use — every morning, without asking anyone to run a query.
Interactive, visual dashboards built around the metrics that matter to your business. Revenue trends, customer activity, marketing performance, operational bottlenecks — whatever you need to see at a glance.
Recurring reports delivered on your schedule — with AI-powered anomaly detection that flags the numbers worth your attention before you even open the report.
Your data probably lives in five different places. I connect your systems — POS, CRM, accounting software, marketing platforms — into a single reporting layer.
Different people need different numbers. I build views tailored to each role: an owner's dashboard looks different from a marketing manager's.
You know your revenue is up, but you can't tell which products, channels, or customers are driving it — or which ones are dragging it down.
Every month, someone on your team rebuilds the same spreadsheet from scratch. That time has a cost, and the numbers are stale by the time they're done.
Shopify says one thing, QuickBooks says another, and your CRM has a completely different customer count. You need one source of truth, not three conflicting ones.
A typical dashboard project runs 4–6 weeks. In the first week, I audit your existing data sources and identify what you're tracking, what you're missing, and what metrics actually drive your decisions. Weeks two and three are build — connecting your systems, transforming raw data into clean tables, and designing the dashboard layout around how you actually work. Week four is review, training, and refinement.
For ongoing reporting, I set up automated pipelines that deliver formatted reports to your inbox or shared drive. Once it's running, it doesn't need babysitting.