See a sample reportYour numbers, every month, on one page you can use.

Every client gets a live dashboard like this after each month-end close, built from their own QuickBooks and checked before it goes out. The company below is invented, so you can see the shape of the report. We walk through the full, working version with you on a call.

Dashboard

The month on one page

What you produced, what you kept after job costs, what you made and what is in the bank, in a sentence you can read in ten seconds. Then the handful of numbers that decide the month: your breakeven, your margin of safety and what a day of overhead costs you.

Sample dashboard for an invented restoration company, showing production, gross margin, net profit and cash on hand
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Cash

Where did the cash go?

Profit and cash are not the same thing, and this is the page that shows why. It walks from revenue to the change in your bank balance step by step, names the biggest reasons they differ, and lists the accounts that moved.

Sample cash waterfall from revenue to net cash flow
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Benchmarks

How you compare

Your margins, overhead, days to collect and cash cushion beside other restoration companies, anonymously. Each measure says which way is better, so you can see at a glance where you lead and where there is room to improve.

Sample benchmark page comparing an invented company with a peer group
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Plan ahead

Try a decision before you make it

Ask what a month will make, what it takes to hit a profit goal, or what the next twelve months look like. Change a number and everything updates, by division, down to the jobs a month it takes.

Sample planning page with three planning questions
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See the whole report, working

On a short call we open the full dashboard, click through every tab, and talk about what yours would show.

Sample Restoration Co. is an invented company. No client's figures appear on this page.