Scheduled reports
Weekly and monthly reports generated automatically and sent to the people who need them.
What I do · Reporting & insights
The report you rebuild every Monday, done before you sit down.
If someone on your team spends hours every week pulling numbers from spreadsheets, software exports, and email to build the same report, a system can do that work. I automate the report, the dashboard behind it, and the alert when a number looks wrong.
Sound familiar?
Where reporting breaks down
- A weekly report rebuilt by hand from four different places
- Numbers that change depending on who pulled them
- Finding out something went wrong a month after it happened
- Owners, investors, or clients waiting on updates someone has to write
- Spreadsheets only one person understands
- Dashboards that exist but nobody trusts
What you get
Numbers you can trust, on time
Every number traced to its source and checked against the manual version before you rely on it.
Live dashboards
One place to see the numbers that matter, pulled straight from your systems.
Anomaly alerts
A heads-up when something unusual happens: a drop, a spike, or a data error.
Updates drafted from data
Owner, investor, and client updates written from the real numbers, ready for you to review and send.
Data consolidation
Spreadsheets, exports, and databases combined into one clean source.
Ask your data questions
Plain-English questions answered from your own reports.
How it works
Built to match what you already trust
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Find the report that costs the most time
Usually the one someone dreads every week.
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Trace every number to its source
Which system, which export, and which formula, written down.
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Automate the pull and the build
Data collected, combined, and formatted on a schedule.
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Check it against the manual version
Side by side until they match, so you can trust it from day one.
Where it shows up
What this looks like
in your industry
Proof
Work I've shipped
~5 hrs/week saved
Supply plan automation. A desktop app that watches a shared inbox, pulls and links the right files, and assembles a full weekly supply plan in under a minute, flagging unexpected drops and data errors automatically.
Self-serve data
Natural-language data query. A pipeline that extracts structured data from weekly operational reports into an internal AI assistant, so any manager can ask questions in plain English.
Manual → automated
Inventory & logistics dashboard. A web app that centralizes supplier inventory, generates supplier emails, and tracks shipments, replacing an entirely manual, email-driven workflow.
Let's talk
Let's find what's slowing
your business down
One conversation about how your business actually runs, then a written plan: what's worth automating, what it would save, and what isn't worth doing yet. The review is free, and if nothing is worth building, I'll tell you.