One screen for the numbers that run your organisation

KPI dashboards, reports that send themselves every morning, week or month, and alerts the moment a number moves — in Power BI, Tableau, Looker Studio or a custom web dashboard. Everyone sees the same figures, and nobody rebuilds a spreadsheet for Monday's meeting.

Sample data · a fictional distributor

Monday morning, before anyone opens a spreadsheet

Refreshed daily at 06:30
Sales this month RM 1.20M 95% of the RM 1.26M target ▲ +6.2% vs last month
Gross margin 23.4% ▼ 0.8 pt vs last month
Receivables over 30 days RM 186K ▲ RM 22K vs last week
Products below reorder point 7 ● 3 critical
Weekly sales vs target RM '000 Sales Target
Sales by branch, this month RM '000
Alerts sent this morning
  • ● CriticalMilo 1 kg — 2 days of stock left in Penang. Purchase order drafted; WhatsApp sent to purchasing at 07:00.
  • ▲ WarningKuching is 22% below the same week last month. Flagged to the branch manager.
  • ▲ WarningA customer account has passed 60 days — RM 18,420. Reminder sent to the account manager.
  • ✓ GoodJohor Bahru passed its monthly target on the 21st.
Reports that send themselves
  • Daily 07:00Yesterday's sales, cash and stock alerts → WhatsApp to the owner
  • Monday 08:00Management pack (PDF) → email to branch managers
  • 1st of the monthBoard KPIs vs plan, with commentary → email and Teams
  • On triggerThreshold crossed → a message to that KPI's owner, with a link to the detail
View the data as a table
Week of8 Jun15 Jun22 Jun29 Jun6 Jul13 Jul20 Jul27 Jul3 Aug10 Aug17 Aug24 Aug
Sales182176191205198187214226219208231244
Target210210210210210210210210210210210210
BranchSales this month (RM '000)
Kuala Lumpur412
Penang268
Johor Bahru241
Ipoh156
Kuching118

This sample is a custom web dashboard — the same result can be built in Power BI, Tableau or Looker Studio on your own data.

What a good dashboard changes on Monday morning

One version of the truth

Sales, finance and the branches stop quoting different numbers for the same thing. The dashboard reads the source systems directly, so the argument is about decisions, not about whose spreadsheet is right.

KPIs at a glance

Each KPI shows its target, its trend and who owns it. A stakeholder who opens it for ten seconds leaves knowing whether things are on track.

Reports that build themselves

The daily 7am sales summary, the Monday management pack and the month-end board report are generated and delivered on schedule — by email, WhatsApp or Teams — instead of assembled by hand.

Alerts when something happens

Stock below its reorder point, a receivable past 60 days, a branch 20% down on last week, a lab result out of range: the right person gets a message within minutes, not at the month-end review.

The right view for each person

The owner sees the summary, each manager sees their own branch or team, the board sees the monthly picture — from one dashboard, with access controlled per person.

From the number to the reason

Click a figure to see the orders, customers or samples behind it. Questions that used to mean "let me get back to you" are answered in the meeting.

The right number, to the right person, at the right time

A dashboard nobody opens is wallpaper. The schedule and the alerts are what make it part of the week.

WhenWhoWhat they get
Live / hourlyOperationsOrders waiting, dispatch status, machine or sensor readings, website and chatbot activity
Daily, 7:00Owner, sales leadYesterday's sales and cash, stock alerts, overdue follow-ups — to WhatsApp before the day starts
Weekly, MondayManagersSales vs target by branch and rep, margin, receivables ageing, top and bottom products
Monthly, the 1stBoard, investorsKPIs against the plan, trends, commentary — a PDF pack generated from the same numbers
When triggeredThe KPI's ownerA threshold crossed, an unusual drop or spike, a missed SLA — one message, to one person, with a link to the detail

Every organisation already has the numbers

They sit in the accounting system, the POS, the CRM, the lab instruments and a dozen spreadsheets. The work is joining them, and deciding which few matter.

Distributors & retail
Sales by branch, rep and product; stock cover and reorder alerts; receivables ageing; Shopee, Lazada and website sales in one view.
Services & clinics
Bookings, no-shows, utilisation, revenue per staff, customer follow-ups that slipped.
Marketing
Spend, leads and cost per lead by channel; which post or ad produced the enquiry; Google Business Profile calls.
Research & labs
Sample throughput, QC charts against control limits, experiment tracking, instrument uptime — reproducible figures for the lab meeting and the grant report.

Power BI, Tableau, Looker Studio — or your own

The tool matters less than the question. We pick by who will look at it, how many of them, and what you already pay for.

ToolBest forWorth knowing
Power BIOrganisations already on Microsoft 365Strong modelling, email subscriptions and data alerts built in. Each viewer needs a licence.
TableauDeep, exploratory analysisThe best at slicing data freely. Higher per-user cost; worth it when analysts live in it.
Looker StudioMarketing and Google dataFree, native to Google Sheets, GA4 and Ads, shareable by link. Lighter on modelling.
Metabase / SupersetMany viewers, no per-seat feesOpen source on your own server: pay for hosting, not for every person who looks.
Custom web (React / HTML)Branded, embedded or customer-facingLives inside your website or portal, unlimited viewers, and can include actions — approve, reorder, reply — not just charts. The sample on this page is one.

When a dashboard is the wrong answer

  • The underlying data is inconsistent. A dashboard makes bad data look authoritative
  • Nobody has said what decision it supports — start there instead
  • One person needs one number once a month. An email will do

KPIs first, charts last

01

KPI workshop

Which decisions will this support? We agree 5–12 KPIs, each with a formula, a target, an owner and a refresh rhythm, before any chart is drawn.

02

Data & pipeline

Connect the sources — accounting, POS, CRM, spreadsheets, e-commerce — and clean them into one model that refreshes on schedule.

03

Prototype

A working first version on your real data within about a week, reviewed with the people who will use it.

04

Alerts & schedules

Thresholds, recipients and delivery times set up and tested: daily, weekly, monthly and on-trigger.

05

Handover

A KPI dictionary, access set per person, and a session so your team can change it without us.

Start with one page, grow into the whole picture

Starter

KPI Starter Dashboard

RM1,500 one-time
One source, one page, the numbers that matter

A single-page dashboard on one data source in Looker Studio or Power BI, with a weekly emailed snapshot.

  • Up to 8 KPIs on one page
  • 1 data source (e.g. accounting or POS)
  • Weekly snapshot by email
  • KPI definitions written down
  • 5 working days

5 working days

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Custom

Custom Web Dashboard

RM6,500 from
Branded, embedded, unlimited viewers

A React or HTML dashboard inside your own website or portal — for customers, franchisees or a whole organisation — with actions, not just charts.

  • Built into your site or portal
  • No per-viewer licences
  • Role-based access
  • Actions: approve, reorder, reply
  • Alerts and scheduled PDFs
  • Quoted after the KPI workshop

quoted

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Dashboard care — RM 350 per month: Refresh monitoring, fixes when a source system changes, and two small changes a month. Cancel any time. Add care →

Questions before a dashboard

We already have reports in our accounting system. Why a dashboard?

Built-in reports show one system's view, usually as tables you export and rearrange. A dashboard joins the systems — sales, stock, receivables, marketing — keeps the history, shows targets and trends, and sends itself to the people who need it. If your built-in reports already answer the questions you ask every week, we will say so.

Power BI, Tableau or a custom dashboard — which should we pick?

Mostly it depends on who will look at it. A handful of managers on Microsoft 365: Power BI. Marketing and Google data: Looker Studio, which is free. Dozens or hundreds of viewers, customers or franchisees: a custom web or open-source dashboard, because per-seat licences add up. We recommend in the KPI workshop, before anything is built.

How often does the data refresh?

As often as the decision needs and the source allows — from every few minutes for operations to once a night for most management dashboards. Faster is not always better: a figure that changes all day can be harder to act on.

Is our data safe?

Access is set per person and per page, the data stays in your own accounts (your Microsoft or Google tenant, or your own server), and we agree in writing what the dashboard can read. We work under NDA as standard.

Which five numbers would you want every Monday?

Tell us, and where they live today. We will sketch the dashboard on the first call — free.

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