Dashboard & BIModule 2111 apps
See the whole business without asking anyone At launch
Every number in Medhava rolls up here as work happens — no exports, no waiting for month-end, no asking three people for their sheet. It is the last module built for a reason: it has nothing to show until the other twenty are producing real records for it to read.
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11 apps in Dashboard & BI
CEO Dashboard
Cash, sales, stock, profit and alerts on one screen, refreshed as work happens.
Report Builder
Drag the fields you want into a report and save it for the whole team.
Group Consolidation
Several companies, one set of figures — sales, cash, stock and profit rolled up across every company you run, inter-company entries removed, with years of history to compare against. Add a company whenever the business grows one; nothing in the software caps the number, only the plan does. And a company with no tax registration of its own — a job-work arm, a new venture not yet registered — is a company like any other here, kept in the group figures without being dragged into a return it does not belong in.
Excel Dashboard Builder
A full workbook — financial summary, HR, purchase, sales, inventory and production, GST, expenses — generated from the live records behind every other screen, with each company shown as its own row and a consolidated row that is a formula over them, never a separately typed total.
ESG / Sustainability Reporting
Water usage, chemical compliance, waste and packaging, reported from the same certificate and audit records Quality & Compliance already keeps — so a sustainability report is a query over evidence already on file, not a separate exercise assembled once a year from scratch.
Data Warehouse
Somewhere shaped for asking questions rather than for recording transactions. Honestly premature: a warehouse is what a business builds when queries against the live records start hurting, and nothing here has ever run at a volume that could hurt. It is named so the specification has a home for it, and ranked as what it is.
Pipelines & Enrichment
The scheduled movement of data into that shape, and the step that fills in what a record was missing from somewhere else. Enrichment is the part that needs care: a field filled in from an outside source has to stay visibly different from one the business entered itself, or a guess quietly becomes a fact in next quarter’s report.
Maps & Geospatial Views
Figures drawn on a map instead of in a column, for the questions that are actually about geography — where the orders come from, where the returns concentrate, which routes cost what. One visualisation type among many, listed separately in the specification and kept separate here because it needs location on the records before it can show anything at all.
Embedded Analytics
A report placed inside another screen, or inside somebody else’s system, rather than opened from the reports list. It reads through the same permissions as everything else, so an embedded view can never show a viewer more than they could have seen by opening the report directly — which is the mistake that makes embedding dangerous when it is bolted on afterwards.
IPO Readiness
What a company preparing to list needs from its books: three years and the latest part-year restated on one basis, each restatement adjustment its own entry with its reason; the key performance indicators defined once and worked the same way every period; a data room where every figure in the offer document opens to its statement line, ledger, vouchers and documents; and the board and audit-committee pack.
Unit Economics
The contribution of each product, channel, store and customer after returns, commission, freight, payment charges and the advertising spent on it; and the days of receivables, stock and payables, by month and by channel. Read from the dimensions on every entry line.