Catch exceptions the
day they land

Decide once what counts as a problem, whether it be margin below a certain floor, volume falling off, or lower than average revenue for a given product or location. From then on it's caught the day it happens, while it's still cheap to fix.

Set it once

Flag the greatest challenges facing your business and never let them go unnoticed again

Revenue watchLive
  • Sharp dropRevenue 40%+ below 3-month average
  • Slow declineRevenue down 15% vs previous month
  • Unprofitable monthProfit below zero
Slow decline
Account 2318 · down 18% vs June
Sharp drop
Account 1042 · 44% below average
Unprofitable month
Account 5077 · −$4.2k in July
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Revenue watch6:04 AM

Account 1042 is 44% below its 3-month average. Issue opened and assigned.

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Every exception lands on the cell that caused it

Not a separate queue you have to remember to open. What a rule finds is marked on the account and the month it happened in, so the exception and the number it came from are the same place.

The canvas with issue flags pinned to individual monthly cells, tinted by severity

Trust from day one

See everything a rule would have caught over the past year before you turn it on so the team trusts the alerts instead of tuning them out.

Only what you need

Each problem lands with the right person at the right priority so a single problem doesn't derail the whole team.

Edit without a backlog

People who own the number adjust their own checks, meaning the rules keep up with how the business actually runs.

Stop finding problems at month-end

Issues surface the day they post, assigned to the person who can fix them.