Solutions · Business performance
For the teams that run the numbers: the sales export, the cost logs, the contracts and the payroll summary, read together, so the question of what is driving margin gets an answer with the source data behind every figure.
Handover obligations
| asset_class | completion_status | labour_hours |
|---|---|---|
| Power transformer | Rescheduled | 149.2 |
| Power transformer | Rescheduled | 185.1 |
| Substation | Rescheduled | 25.9 |
| Transmission line | Rescheduled | 86.9 |
| asset_class | agreement_status |
|---|---|
| Power transformer | Suspended pending quality review |
| Substation | Suspended pending safety audit |
The questionWhich maintenance work is still outstanding after the contract change, and what has to happen to it?
Northline Grid Ltd · The finding
Outstanding maintenance after the contract change
Today
By hand
THE LAST QUESTIONThe margin figure arrives in a workbook forwarded three times, and nobody can say which export it came from or which month it covers.
The price schedule, the handover clause and the renewal date sit in a PDF that is not in any spreadsheet.
The cost ledger answers the question only when it is joined to the budget export, by hand, in a third file.
The one analyst who can reconcile the three is on leave, and the question is due before they are back.
With iQ Pulse
ONE EVIDENCE BASEEach figure carries the dataset, the fields and the rows it was computed from, and the registry says whether a person certified it.
A question about the contract is answered from the contract, with the document and the page named beside the answer.
Operations, finance and procurement work in the same workspace, each seeing only what they may, so the figure comes from their export.
A finding across the documents and the datasets carries its confidence, its impact and the sources it rests on; a decision memo keeps the argument.
The questions
Each answered from the material named beside it, by a surface that ships today.
From the project budget and the cost ledger exports. A KPI summary and the anomalies, with the source data behind each figure.
From the maintenance service records. A finding with its rows counted, exported with the dashboard.
From the supplier agreements and the contract itself. A cited answer, the document and the page named beside it.
What you leave with
Each row names the piece of the product that really produces it.
Every export you upload, profiled: its columns, its shape, its gaps, and the anomalies in it, before anyone builds on it.
Data Studio · KPI registry and source traceThe figures that matter, each with the dataset, the fields, the operation and the rows behind it, and a registry that records who certified which.
Data Studio · KPI registry and source traceCharts built from the server's own aggregate, never from a model's guess, exported as a PDF or shared by link.
Data Studio · dashboard and PDF exportWhat the agreement says about the suspended supplier, the handover, the price schedule, with the page named beside it.
Knowledge Desk · cited answerWhat the documents and the datasets say together, with its confidence, its impact and the document and dataset it cites.
Cross-source findings · document and dataset citedRenew, renegotiate or replace: the question argued from several perspectives, ending in a recommendation with its sources listed.
Strategy Desk · decision memo with its sourcesOn screen
Budget, actual and variance for the period, the waterfall by department, and the table beneath it, on the same snapshot the board pack is built from.
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Bring the sales export, the cost ledger and the contract that governs them, and the question you were asked last week. Thirty minutes, your files, and the figure you leave with, source attached.