One number, and everyone agrees where it came from.
Reporting arguments are rarely about the data. They are about two teams calculating the same figure two different ways, and about the evidence behind a number living in somebody’s mailbox. Both products here fix that: one for the numbers, one for the paperwork behind them.
Two products
The figures your business steers by, and the evidence behind them.
Measure and report
KPI Studio →
Define a measure once and publish it. People drill it themselves, from the year down to a single shift, without asking anyone for a query and without two departments arriving at two answers.
- Your financial year, not just the calendar one
- Reports open progressively instead of making people wait
- Every reader sees the report in their own language
Collect and prove
Compliance Studio →
Replaces the mail-attachment loop between an advisory firm and its clients: a structured questionnaire filled in online, documents attached to the answers they support, and a change record that cannot be quietly rewritten.
- Structured questionnaires instead of forms in documents
- Every document sits with the answer it supports
- Available for early engagements
A working application
Costsaving App →
Savings ideas move from first assessment to a booked result, and the pipeline figure stays honest because the stage follows the facts. Finance sees potential against what has actually landed.
- Assessment through to realised, with an audit trail
- Earnings and working-capital impact rolled up
- Expense data checked automatically for candidates
How it runs
Both run in your own data centre or in a private cloud, and both sign people in against the directory you already use. Reporting reads the systems you already have: production databases, the machine data from the plant floor, or an export you already produce.
Works with the rest of the range
The reporting layer reads the plant-floor data collected on the shop floor, so an operations cockpit and a board report are the same figures at different depths. On the automation side, a scheduled job can compile and distribute a report without anyone opening a spreadsheet.
How to start
Bring the report your teams argue about.
Pick one figure that two departments calculate differently, and we will model it with you and show both readings landing on the same number.