Omnatix
Four demonstrations across different industries. Each starts from the kind of raw exports a South African business already produces, and ends with a decision someone can act on this week. Open any of them and the dashboard will find its own problem in front of you.
Every business here is fictional and every figure is generated. The findings are planted on purpose, because a demo that only displays numbers proves nothing.
Revenue is up double digits. Gross profit is flat. Nobody can say why.
Delivery is treated as fixed overhead, so nobody knows which routes lose money.
Arrears are reported monthly and backward looking. By then the money is gone.
Every clinic is full and the group still loses money. Capacity and cash are managed apart.
CSV exports land as they are. Nothing is corrected by hand. Mixed date formats, duplicate rows, missing costs and orphan product codes are all resolved in the pipeline, visibly.
Bronze, silver and gold layers in dbt, with a test suite that runs on every refresh. A failing test stops the publish, so a number nobody checked never reaches a screen.
Each dashboard runs its own query engine in your browser. There is no backend and no database to host, which is why these cost nothing to keep online.
Every dashboard states how current it is, measured against your clock rather than baked in when it was built. Most dashboards do not admit this, and several are quietly stale.