Reporting that writes itself
The weekly numbers you copy by hand, pulled from the systems you already use, formatted the same way every time and sent where you read them.
Why automate the report
A report that depends on someone remembering will eventually be late.
Pulled on its own.
Numbers collected from the systems you already use.
Same shape every time.
One format, so this week compares cleanly with last week.
Sent where you read it.
By email or to the place your team already checks.
How it works in three steps
We map the report, build the flow at a fixed price, then you run it or we do.
One call to map it
We look at the report you make today and where each number comes from.
A working flow, fixed price
Built end to end on your real accounts, in two to four weeks.
Run it, or take it
We host and monitor it, or hand over the workflow and your team runs it.
What we hand over
A report that arrives on its own, and the flow behind it.
The report
The same numbers, in the same shape, on schedule.
The flow
Each source, step and output, wired end to end.
The alerts
A message when a source fails, before the report goes wrong.
Schedule
The same numbers, in the same shape, on schedule.
Sources
Each source, step and output, wired end to end.
Format
A message when a source fails, before the report goes wrong.
Alerts
You hear about a failure, not a missing number.
Frequently asked questions
Usually any system with an API or an export we can reach. We confirm it on the first call.
A fixed price, agreed after the mapping call once we know the systems and the volume.
The flow is built to fail loudly rather than silently, and the support window covers a fix.
Only what the flow needs, held in your own credentials, ideally as scoped keys.
Yes. A new column or a new number is a change to the flow, not a new project.
Stop copying
the same numbers
Show us the report you make by hand. In one call we will tell you if it is worth automating and what it costs.