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We connect your systems so your reports build themselves and arrive while you can still act on them.
An illustration, with an invented business.
After: A one-page summary: three headline figures, a trend line, a bar chart and a short list of what needs attention.
Before: A wall of raw spreadsheet rows. After: A one-page summary: three headline figures, a trend line, a bar chart and a short list of what needs attention.
The numbers that matter on one screen, current every morning.
The month-end pack, built and checked without the copying.
What each job is making while it is still running.
Where the hours went, by project, person and week.
The one spreadsheet everything depends on, rebuilt so anyone can use it.
Every job is quoted individually after a free consultation.
Book a free consultationA keystroke is one thing a person had to type or click.
Mechanical contractor · 22 staff · Toowoomba
The job-cost report now builds itself overnight from the job system and the accounts.
Reporting and dashboards
Accounting practice · 9 staff · Ballarat
Bank lines are matched overnight and the client packs build from the result.
Reporting and dashboards
Power BI and Excel, fed directly from your own systems so nobody retypes a figure.
If it can export its data or offers a connection we can read, yes. We check that before anything is quoted.
Seeing what each job is making while it is still running, not after it is finished. We build it from the hours and costs your systems already hold.
No. Often the fix is to rebuild it so it holds: one place to enter each figure, checks that catch mistakes, and a layout anyone can follow.
With a free consultation and a quick initial audit. Then the Keystroke Audit counts one report your team builds by hand: you get the count, what it costs you in hours, and a quote.