Reporting & BI

A Consistent Scorecard Across Every Location

Leadership got one consistent, current view of every location, underperformance surfaces itself early, and nobody rebuilds the network roll-up by hand.

Multi-Location Business
The story

What they were stuck on, and what we built

The problem

Each location reported differently, so head office could not fairly compare performance or spot a struggling location until the numbers were already bad, and consolidating the network view was a manual monthly job.

What we did

We standardized KPIs across locations, connected each site's source systems into one model, and built roll-up reporting with drill-down from network to site, plus an AI agent that reviews every location weekly and surfaces the handful worth a phone call.

How it was built

What we connected, automated and safeguarded

The complete system: the integrations behind it, the workflow it runs, and the controls that make it safe to rely on.

What we connected

  • Per-site POS & booking systems
  • The finance system
  • Payroll & rota data
  • BigQuery
  • Looker Studio
  • Slack digests

What we automated

  • Every site's data collected on schedule
  • KPIs calculated once, identically, for all sites
  • Network roll-up with drill-down to each location
  • A weekly AI review surfacing outliers

Reliability & controls

  • Shared metric definitions across the network
  • Site data validated before it reaches the scorecard
  • Like-for-like comparisons only
  • Alerts explained, with the numbers shown

A representative build for this use case. Yours starts from your systems, your rules and your approval points.

The result

Leadership got one consistent, current view of every location, underperformance surfaces itself early, and nobody rebuilds the network roll-up by hand.

Reporting & BI · Multi-Location Business

Fair comparison at last

Every site measured the same way, so outliers mean something.

Problems surface early

A slipping location is a Tuesday alert, not a quarter-end surprise.

The roll-up builds itself

Head office reads the network view instead of assembling it.