Someone on your team loses hours every week copying numbers into a spreadsheet or a slide. We build AI that pulls the numbers from your tools, writes a short summary in plain words, and sends the report on time, every time.
Reads fresh numbers from your spreadsheets, sales tools, bookkeeping and ad accounts each time it runs.
Not just charts. A short note in plain words on what went up, what went down and what to watch.
Lands in your email every morning, every Monday or at month-end. You choose.
Calls out sudden jumps, drops and missed targets so you don't have to go looking.
Everyone gets the same numbers, worked out the same way, every time.
The same numbers on one screen, kept up to date, for you and your team.
We agree with you what each number means and where it comes from.
On schedule, it pulls fresh numbers from each of your tools.
It puts the report together and writes what changed, in plain words.
You review the first few reports. Once they are right, it sends them on its own.
Live dashboards for our team and our clients, and weekly reports pulled together automatically from every system.
See our work →For a national consumer brand: 1,370 first-time creators, each with a finished video in under 7 minutes from sign-up.
Read the case study →Client reports that build themselves, with a summary your clients will read.
See how →Hours, billing and pipeline numbers pulled together for the partners.
See how →Sales, stock and top products sent to your inbox every Monday morning.
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Reports you build by hand on a schedule: weekly sales, marketing results, support numbers, client reports and updates for your partners or board.
From the tools you already use, like spreadsheets, your bookkeeping software, your customer list and your ad accounts. Each report pulls fresh numbers every time.
Yes. It writes a short note in plain words on what changed and what to watch, then sends it by email on your schedule.
You check the first reports before anything goes out on its own. If a number looks off, it is flagged for a person instead of being sent.