The same numbers for leadership, finance and operations.

We build your dashboards and natural-language access to your data. Metrics rest on definitions agreed with your team, so you compare results instead of reconciling reports.

Where things stand today

  • A question about a project's margin goes through an analyst. They export from the ERP, cross-reference Excel files and come back two or three days later.

  • Finance and project managers don't calculate margin the same way. Meetings are spent reconciling the numbers.

  • By the time the gap shows up, the month is often closed and it's too late to correct.

What we build

  • Dashboards fed by your source systems
  • Natural-language access: your teams ask their questions in plain language and get the number with its breakdown
  • Shared definitions (margin, delay, active client) used by dashboards, questions and agents alike
  • Role-based views for leadership, finance, project managers and your external partners, according to each person's permissions
  • Data hosted in Canada, reached through a secure layer that logs every query
A job-site margin dashboard fed by the ERP and timesheets. The question asked in the right-hand panel uses the same margin definition as the charts. Example · fictitious data

We validate the numbers with you

Before a metric is shared, we agree on how it is calculated, where its data comes from and who can see it. How often it updates depends on the connected systems.

We first sync your sources in one place and write your definitions with your team. Dashboards and natural-language answers then use those same definitions.

If you already have a BI tool

If your BI tool serves your teams well, we keep it. We first look at what it already covers. Your centralized data and the definitions written with you can feed it, and we build what's missing, such as natural-language questions or views for your external partners.

Security, hosting and Law 25

Hosting in Canada, access by permission, query log and Law 25: details are on the AI analytics page.

Manufacturing

One overall view, one access per producer

For a manufacturer working with several producers, we brought 6 data sources together in one place. Each producer sees only its own data; the manufacturer sees the whole.

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Let's talk about the report you still prepare by hand.

Tell us which report takes up your time and where its numbers come from. We'll tell you what needs connecting to produce it.

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