We bring the sources you now check one by one into a single dashboard that updates itself and answers the questions you ask every week.
We design dashboards in Looker Studio or as web panels, connected to your sales, marketing and operations sources, and schedule reports that arrive without anyone putting them together. It's for teams that lose hours copying data into spreadsheets or decide without a shared view. You start with a 7-day trial: a first dashboard for one area with two or three sources.
We start from the questions you ask every week, such as how much you sold and through which channel, or which orders are running late. Every KPI has a written definition, a source and an owner, so nobody argues about which number is right.
GA4, Search Console and Google Ads connect natively to Looker Studio. For Meta Ads, WooCommerce, Shopify, your CRM or your ERP, we use n8n workflows or connectors that feed a spreadsheet or an intermediate database.
Refresh workflows run on a server you pay for, n8n Cloud or your own VPS, which is already in the quote. Accounts and data stay in your company's name.
We pick one area, such as weekly sales and marketing, connect two or three sources and build the dashboard with its definitions and a scheduled delivery. You use it with real data during the trial and then decide whether to expand it. Terms, scope and dates are set in writing before we start.
Looker Studio is free in its standard version and enough for many cases, especially if your data lives in Google tools or spreadsheets. A web dashboard makes sense if you need complex permissions, heavy calculations, data that shouldn't pass through third-party tools, or integration into your internal software.
It depends on the source. GA4 and Search Console process data with some delay, from hours to several days, while a store or CRM can be queried more often. We define with you what up to date means for each KPI and show it on the dashboard, so nobody compares figures from different moments.
Connectors and APIs change, and sometimes a chart stops loading. That's why we document every workflow, set up error alerts and, if you hire it, review the dashboard regularly. With GA4 it's also wise not to load one report with too many charts at once, because its API has usage limits that trigger errors.
Only to the tools you choose, and always under your accounts. Workflows run on your server and access is granted per person, read-only when that's enough. If there's personal data, we show aggregates whenever possible and apply the data minimization principle: only what each decision needs.
Tell us which sources you use and which reports you build by hand today. We'll propose a first dashboard for the 7-day trial.
Pick a goal and we'll suggest the services that fit best.