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Automated reports: your weekly numbers ready by themselves
Monday morning: half a day to put together the weekly report.
If the weekly report takes half of every Monday, your week starts with building spreadsheets instead of making decisions. An automated report collects the numbers from your software by itself and sends you a finished report.
Sound familiar?
- The numbers have to be copied out of three programs and put together in one spreadsheet.
- We have three spreadsheets, and each one shows a different number.
- By the time the report is ready, it's already out of date.
- When the colleague who puts it together is on holiday, there's no report.
What does this cost you now?
An example: 4 hours a week collecting the numbers and putting the spreadsheet together. Over a year, that comes to roughly:
And that doesn't include the cost of decisions made late or on the wrong numbers.
How we fix it
We map out the numbers
We look at which numbers you need for decisions and which program holds them: invoicing, online shop, bank account, spreadsheets, business system.
We connect the sources
Data flows into one place automatically, without copying, using the same calculation every time.
A finished report, by itself
The report is produced automatically at the time you set and arrives by e-mail, or can be viewed on an always up-to-date online dashboard.
An alert when something's off
The system lets you know when a number is out of the ordinary, for example if sales drop or a cost jumps.
What you get
- It's in your inbox by Monday morning.
- Everyone sees the same number.
- The report gets done even when a colleague is on holiday.
- More time for decisions, less for building spreadsheets.
What it connects to
With your invoicing software (such as Számlázz.hu or Billingo), your online shop, bank statement exports, spreadsheets and your business system. Where there's no direct connection available, we work from export files.
Frequently asked questions
Which reports can be automated this way?
Do we have to give up Excel?
How much does an automated report cost?
Which report takes up the most of your time?
Describe in a few sentences where work gets stuck. There's no obligation: it simply starts a conversation in which we show you what can be done.
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