Sales, costs and stock in one view, with the plan behind them: what to reorder, what to drop, what to charge. The management information a big company takes for granted, sized for a shop.
Decisions get made from memory and instinct because the numbers live in five places and none of them agree.
Ask what sold most last month and you'll get an opinion. Opinions order stock badly.
There's a plan for the business — it's just never written down where anyone can check it against reality.
This is the launch scope. Pilot feedback decides what joins it.
What sold, when, for how much — pulled from Store and Books, not typed in twice.
Where the money goes, by category, month over month.
What's moving, what's sitting, what to reorder before it runs out.
A simple forward view built from your own history, not a template.
The plan, written down, with targets you can check against actuals.
A monthly one-pager an owner reads in five minutes.
Every system moves through the same four gates. Here's where this one is.
Scoping now: Insight is designed on top of the data Store and Books already collect.
Design starts once pilot businesses are generating real data to design against.
Pilot with businesses already running Store or Books.
Ships when an owner makes a real decision from it and tells us it was right.
Pilot businesses use it free while it's rough and decide what it becomes. Tell us about your business.