05 — Services
Dashboards & monitoring
Come in on Monday knowing what happened and where a decision is needed.
- Typical timeline
- Two to six weeks
- Tools
- PostgreSQL، Metabase، Scheduled ETL، Telegram / Slack alerts
- Overview
- Implementation and monitoring
The problem
A dashboard with twenty charts that nobody opens is as useful as no dashboard at all. The question is not how many charts — it is which number causes a decision.
We turn scattered data into a few numbers you can trust, and put alerts next to them so you are told when something leaves its normal range.
Our approach
- 01Start from the decision, not the dataWe ask which decisions get made weekly and what number each one needs. Everything else is cut.
- 02One definition per number"Revenue" has to mean one thing. Definitions are written down so meetings are not spent arguing about the figures.
- 03Alerts instead of watchingRather than someone checking a dashboard daily, the system messages you when something is off.
- 04Data you can trustEvery source gets a health check, so the dashboard cannot go quietly wrong.
Deliverables
- Operational and management dashboards
- A metric dictionary
- Alerts on the channels your team already uses
- Source health checks
Measurable outcomes
- Weekly reporting effort
- hours → instant
- Metrics actually used
- few, but every one of them
- Problems caught before the customer does
- in most cases
Next step
Is this what you were looking for?
Let us have a short call and see what it looks like for your situation specifically.