Cockpits arrive with their panels defined.
Ready made control rooms for finance, sales and hiring. The panels and the fields arrive defined, so you bring the numbers rather than the dashboard.
Cockpits for the jobs your company runs.
Each cockpit is a working surface for something somebody in your company already does.
Runway, burn, cash, revenue, money owed in both directions, and budgets.
Pipeline board, forecast, leads, accounts and contacts.
Numbers against target, the week's changes, and check-ins.
Funnel counts you enter, with the conversion rates calculated from them.
Features by status, priority and effort.
Reviews, lead time and incidents, from connected engineering tools.
Candidates and requisitions on one board.
Each new hire's checklist, and what is overdue.
The ticket queue, ticket themes, and satisfaction over time.
Obligations and contracts by due date, owner and status.
Not a dashboard you have to build.
A dashboard starts empty and asks you to connect it to something. A cockpit starts from what your company already knows.
The panels arrive defined
The surface arrives defined: the panels, the fields and what belongs on them. You bring the numbers. Four installed cockpits still read one company memory rather than starting four of their own.
Cockpits share one company memory
Every cockpit reads the same company memory.
Cockpits can fill from connected tools
Connect a tool your team already uses and the cockpit can populate from it. Re-syncing updates the synced rows in place.
A dropped connection is flagged
If a connected source disconnects, the cockpit marks that source as needing reconnection.
Cockpits are not separate tools.
Install four cockpits and you have not bought four products. Every cockpit reads the same company memory.
- An installed cockpit arrives with its panels defined.
- Every cockpit reads the same company memory.
- You bring the numbers, by import, by hand, or through an agent.
The deal Sales closed is revenue Finance already counted.
Stop building dashboards.
Tell us the control room you would install first. A founder reads every waitlist request.