Two weeks to one number that's finally real.
Six dashboards. Four definitions of revenue. Nobody sure which one to bring to the meeting. The Reporting Reset ends the debate. A fixed two weeks that turns the sprawl into one trusted view your team runs on. On the stack you already own.
You're not short on dashboards. You're short on agreement.
Every team built their own. Every number has a version. The monthly review opens with ten minutes on whose figure is right, before anyone gets to talk about the business.
That's not a data problem. It's a source-of-truth problem. And it's the one thing a bigger BI tool won't fix.
You don't need another dashboard. You need the sprawl resolved.
Five things you keep, whether we work together again or not.
Not a diagnosis you have to act on later. Finished work, in your hands, in two weeks.
A map of everything you're running
Every report and dashboard, in one inventory. What exists, who owns it, what it's for, and where the numbers come from.
One definition per metric
Revenue means one thing. So does active customer. Reconciled across teams, documented, and settled for good.
A keep, merge, or kill call on each
A clear decision on every asset you own. What stays, what folds together, what quietly goes dark.
One report, rebuilt right
Your most-argued-over report, rebuilt on one trusted definition. Proof the reset works, not a promise that it will.
The proofThe roadmap for what's next
What to fix after the two weeks, in order, sized and prioritized. Yours to run with, with us or without us.
Map it first. Reconcile it second. Hand it over.
- Inventory every report and dashboard in play.
- Trace each number back to where it's really calculated.
- Find exactly where, and why, the definitions disagree.
- Surface the metrics that actually drive your decisions.
- Settle one definition per metric, agreed across teams.
- Rebuild your flagship report on the reconciled model.
- Document the decisions so they hold after we leave.
- Hand over the roadmap for everything still on the list.
Fixed scope. Fixed fee. Two weeks.
One team. Two weeks. Everything above.
Start the resetMost teams keep the roadmap and run it themselves. Some ask us to build the rest. Either way, the reset stands on its own and the expertise stays in the building.
Expertise you can keep.