Eight real screens, five areas of the business. No demo call required — this is what your team opens every morning.
The dashboard isn't a report you have to remember to check — it's the first thing anyone sees.
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Wednesday, June 10 · 3 insights waiting
SlowFreight Co.: 22% delay rate
Nearly 1 in 4 shipments through this carrier are arriving late — well above your other carriers' rates.
Warehouse: overtime up 34% this week
8 employees logged well above their usual overtime pace over the last 7 days.
The dashboard, not a report. Every insight names the actual department and the actual number — no digging through a spreadsheet to find out what it means.
A board that flags its own stalled deals, and a performance view that doesn't require pulling five spreadsheets together.
Pipeline
$135,850 across 6 open deals
Bramwell Foods
Annual contract
$12,400
Kestrel Labs
Pilot rollout
$8,200
Norton & Vale
Renewal + expansion
$34,000
Ashgrove Retail
Q3 order
$6,750
Fenwick Group
Multi-site license
$61,200
Delridge Mfg.
New account
$19,500
Drag a deal, or let it flag itself. The amber outline on Norton & Vale means no activity in 14 days — nobody had to remember to check.
Performance by rep
Last 90 days
| Rep | Open | Won | Win rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Priya Nair | $58,200 | $41,000 | 71% |
| Dana Osei | $31,900 | $35,800 | 68% |
| Marcus Webb | $44,750 | $22,500 | 54% |
Who's actually closing, not just who's busy. The same view breaks down by lead source too — so you know what's worth spending more on.
Status is never something you set by hand — it's computed fresh from what's actually been paid, every time.
Invoices
1 overdue · $6,750 outstanding
Generated straight from a won deal. One click on a closed deal creates the invoice — no re-typing the account or the amount.
Reorder suggestions based on actual recent demand, not a static minimum someone set two years ago.
Reorder recommendations
2 items trending toward a stockout
Packing tape, 3in — 12 units left
~4 days at current pace · suggest 200 units
Steel brackets, 4-hole — 30 units left
~9 days at current pace · suggest 500 units
One click makes the purchase order. The quantity is already filled in, based on what's actually been moving off the shelf.
Retail and restaurant checkout, tied directly to the same inventory above - ringing up a sale deducts real stock, not a separate count to reconcile later.
New sale
Front Counter
Cold Brew
$4.50
Latte
$5.00
Croissant
$3.25
Muffin
$3.75
Tap to add, tap to charge. Tax recalculates with every item, live - not just a number that appears once you get to checkout. Cash, a manually-recorded card, or a real card payment through your own connected Stripe account, all from the same screen.
Customer display
A second screen, facing the customer
Front Counter
Updates live, tax included, with nothing to refresh. The instant an item is added or removed at the register, this screen reflects the real, current total the customer will actually pay.
Customer display
The moment a real card payment starts
Tap, insert, or swipe your card
$8.93
The moment that used to be silent isn't anymore. Both sides of the counter show the same real-time payment state — the customer sees exactly when to tap, and a declined card shows a real "try again," not a frozen screen.
A ticket that's about to breach its window escalates itself — no one has to be watching the clock.
Open tickets
Sorted by SLA remaining
Priority sets the clock automatically. Miss the window and it escalates on its own — no one has to be watching.
Licensed separately from the core platform above — same self-hosted instance, same login, but built specifically for one kind of operation rather than every business in general. This is where those live as we build them.
Construction
Fenwick Tower — Level 6 Fit-Out
What actually happened today, from the field. Weather, crew, work completed, delays, and photos — a real dated report per project, not a text someone has to remember to send.
Pay Application #4
Fenwick Tower — Level 6 Fit-Out · 62% complete
A real G702/G703, not a spreadsheet copy. A Schedule of Values broken into priced lines, billed by real percent-complete each period, with retainage held back the way an actual pay application works.
Manufacturing
Work Order WO-1188
Line 2 — Injection Molder 4
Real OEE, computed — not estimated. Availability, performance, and quality from actual downtime and output logged against the work order, not a number someone typed in.
Non-Conformance Report
A scrap disposition genuinely reduces real, tracked inventory — not a note that sits next to a count that never changes.
A defect tracked back to where it came from. Real vendor-level defect rates, not just a complaint log — and a disposition that actually moves inventory.
Chemical & Industrial
Sulfuric Acid 98%
Danger
Chemical & Industrial — the first one we built. A phone-based scan app for a plant or warehouse floor: GHS hazard data, lot tracking, storage segregation checking, EPA and RCRA reporting. Employees can scan and submit; they can't browse or download the inventory.
Multi-Site
Two independent credentials, not one. Live access to a site's compliance documents requires a token and a separately-generated backup key together — never just one. Setup is locked to the vendor's own secret for each install; a site's own users never see or manage this handshake.
Multi-Site — a real hierarchy, not a bolted-on dashboard. Each site runs its own separate, self-hosted install. A production line reports a status summary up to its department; a department up to a company. A site manager or executive above the chain can pull a site's actual compliance documents live, on demand — SDS sheets, EPA filings, waste manifests — without ever logging into that site's own install.
Prop Trading
Account PT-10482
Evaluation · Phase 1 · $50,000
A real breach check, on every trade. Daily loss and drawdown, trailing or fixed, computed fresh from the account's own real trade history — never a status flag that could drift from what actually happened.
EURUSD · 1 day
SMA 20/50, RSI, MACD
Real indicators, real signals — never a prediction. Standard technical indicators and named patterns, each describing something that already happened. A built-in backtester shows exactly how a stated rule would have performed on real history, with the same "past performance doesn't guarantee future results" honesty any real backtester needs.
Every screen above is the real product, running on your own infrastructure — not a hosted demo with sample data you can't keep.
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