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Operational systems

Data-readiness audits, source mapping and review-ready dashboards. We start from the exports and spreadsheets you already have and show what is reliable, what is missing, and what you can decide from today.

What you get

Three stages

  1. Data-readiness audit

    Every source you have, listed. A readiness score, the risks and the missing data, and a recommended first scope.

  2. The foundation

    Source contracts for each export, raw and clean data kept apart, mapping tables, checks at each step, and a first dashboard or briefing.

  3. Decision support

    A recurring refresh, recommendations with confidence and exception flags, an approval step, and a regular management review.

What stays true

Checked before it is shown

Try a check

Change the stock sheet. Watch the checks and the order.

A made-up café's weekly stock sheet. Change a count, clear a price or type a minus number: the checks flag what a person should look at, and the draft order only includes rows that pass.

Stock sheet

ItemParCountPrice each (£)Check
Whole milk litres40Passes
Oat milk litres24Passes
Coffee beans kg12Passes
Eggs trays10Passes
Butter kg8No price
Flour bags6Count below zero

Draft order

  • 18 litres whole milk£19.80
  • 15 litres oat milk£28.50
  • 5 kg coffee beans£90.00
  • 6 trays eggs£39.00

Order total£177.30

Held for a person: Butter, Flour

Waits on a person: nothing is sent before approval.

Made-up café, made-up figures. Everything runs in your browser; nothing you type is kept or sent.

Built this way

Recent work

Client figures, results and screenshots appear here only with that client's sign-off.

Where to start

A Systems Health Check

One narrow problem in your workflow or systems, followed across the systems and people it runs through, in a few working days. You get a map of how it works today, the findings in priority order, and one recommended next step.

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Tell us what you're working on

Email is the best way to reach us. A few lines on the problem and the systems involved are plenty to start with.