What you get
- One page of the numbers you check, with their sources
- Missing data shown as missing
- An alert only when a number needs you
- your CRM
- your accounting
- your ad accounts
- a spreadsheet
Solutions · For the owner
One page of the numbers that matter, from all your tools. What cannot be measured shows as missing.
The numbers live in four or five tools, each with its own login and its own definitions. The owner either checks none of them, or spends the morning in all of them.
At a glance
What changes
TodayThe numbers live in four or five tools, each with its own login.
With the systemThey are on one page, pulled from every tool.
TodayEach tool defines a number its own way.
With the systemYou agree up front how each number is measured.
TodayA broken connection shows up as a zero that looks real.
With the systemA number that cannot be measured is shown as missing.
TodayYou find out something moved when you finally open the tool.
With the systemYou get an alert when a number leaves its normal range.
Illustration · a made-up example
Watch it work
An HVAC company, Monday to Tuesday. The owner wants the numbers from four tools on one page.
YouMon 10:00 am
Four numbers you check every week, each with a plain definition and the tool it comes from.
The systemTue 6:00 am
It reads the numbers on a schedule. One tool refuses the connection, and the log says so plainly.
Tuesday morning pull
6:00 CRM: jobs and estimates read
6:01 Accounting: paid invoices read
6:02 Ad account: could not connect, no number pulled
The system6:03 am
Every tile shows its source and time. The ad spend is marked missing instead of showing a zero.
Missing is not zero
The systemTue 2:00 pm
Open estimates has moved well outside its usual range. That is the only alert today.
Open estimates is 29. It is usually between 8 and 15. Source: CRM, 2:00 pm.
YouTue 2:30 pm
Once the connection works, the next pull fills the gap. The tile shows where the number came from and when.
Ad spend this week
Our own cold-email cockpit never shows open or delivery rates, because our plan cannot measure them. Our site analytics are first-party and cookieless.
IN OUR OWN BUSINESS
What it costs
What it costs depends on how many of your tools it connects and how much it decides on its own. The map works that out for your business. The first call is free.
$500one time
A written plan of which systems to build first, what each costs and what it will not do.
Credited in full to your first build
from$2,500per system
One system, built to the map, at the fixed price quoted in it.
Fixed quote in writing before work starts
from$500/month
We host it, watch it, fix it, and turn what it gets wrong into rules.
Priced per system in the map
Same team, and what pairs with it
Free 30-minute call
Bring the tools you use and the steps your team repeats. You leave the call knowing whether this system is worth building for you, roughly what it costs, and whether we are the right people to build it.
Pick a time on the calendar. It is a 30-minute call, and the invite lands on your calendar when you book. Prefer email? [email protected]
We reply by email within 24 hours.
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Questions
The tile shows it as missing, never as zero, so nothing looks better than it is. Our own cold-email cockpit works the same way: it never shows open or delivery rates, because our plan cannot measure them.
You do, with us. We agree which numbers matter and how each one is measured before anything is built.
Yes. Each number on the page shows its source and the time it was pulled.
Your CRM, your accounting, your ad accounts and spreadsheets. Which ones we connect is settled on the map call, before you pay for a build.