The data is there. The answer isn’t
You record everything, and you still can’t say how this month compares with last without half an hour of filtering and adding up. So mostly you don’t check, and you run on a feeling.
A dashboard is only useful if it’s already open and already right. That means it has to fetch the numbers itself.
Try it now
A working example. It starts with invented data; open or drop in a CSV of your own and it works out the dates, numbers and categories and builds the dashboard. Nothing is uploaded. The business is invented; the tool is real.
A booking page that really books.
Real dates, real opening hours, and longer services block the slots they overlap. Book one, reload the page, and it’s still taken. The calendar file opens in your own calendar.
Service
Day
Time
Write a quote in a minute. Save it as a PDF.
Everything on the page is editable: names, lines, quantities, prices, tax. The totals keep up as you type.
| Description | Qty | Price | Total |
|---|
- Subtotal
- Tax %
- Total
Valid until .
Paste your messy notes. Get a spreadsheet.
Type or paste one payment per line, any way you’d jot it down. It finds the client, the amount, whether it’s paid, and the date. Rules, not AI, so it’s instant and it’s yours.
Sheet
| Client | Amount | Status | Date |
|---|
- Total
- Still owed
Daybook
What you’d get
Fed from where the data lives
Your spreadsheet, till, booking system or accounts, read automatically.
The few numbers that matter
We agree the three or four you’d check every day and put them first.
By day, week and month
See the trend, not just today.
Split the way you think
By person, by service, by location.
On your phone
Readable at a glance, not a shrunken spreadsheet.
A nudge when something’s off
An alert if a number falls outside what’s normal.
The part nobody sees
A demo runs on one computer. A business tool needs everything below, and that is the work you’re paying us for.Why that matters
- Connections to the systems that hold the data
- A database so history is kept
- Sign-in, so only the right people see the figures
- Scheduled refreshes
How a project goes
Talk
A free call. You describe the problem in your own words, and we tell you honestly whether software is the answer.
Proposal
A written scope, timeline and price before any work starts.
Build
We design, code and test in phases. You see working software at the end of each one.
Launch
We put it live: app stores, hosting, domains, the lot.
Keep it running
Monthly maintenance if you want it: updates, fixes and regular reviews.
Step one costs nothing and takes two taps.Start a project
Before you ask
Do I have to change how I record things?
Usually not. We read what you already keep and tidy it on the way in.
Why not use an off-the-shelf reporting tool?
If one does what you need, use it. A custom dashboard makes sense when your data is in an awkward place or you want something simpler than those tools offer.
Who can see the numbers?
Only the people you choose. Each person signs in.
Related
ServiceSoftware that fits how you already work.
ServiceThe chore you do every week, done by itself.
For anyone chasing paymentsStop retyping payments into a spreadsheet.Tell us what’s slowing you down.
Two taps and your email. No call to book, no brief to write.
Prefer email? hello@a2g-tech.com