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Real-time KPI dashboards, fed by reliable data
Build your dashboards with drag and drop and track your indicators in real time, on data that is already cleaned and reconciled.
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Users and groups
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Log and audit trail
MonitoringDashboardsOperations management en Claire MorelCM
Help me Analyse EditIn brief
Service level by site · “North” first (98%), “South” last (91%)
Service level by site
“North” first (98%), “South” last (91%)
Orders per week
“W43” first (368), “W37” last (298)
Orders by status
“Delivered” first (1,642), “Late” last (266)
Delays by supplier
“Emballages Rousseau” first (14), “Boulonnerie Martin” last (3)
Custom dashboards to track your key indicators
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11 chart types
Key figure, table, bars, columns, line, areas, pie, doughnut, scatter, pivot table and gauge.
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Drag and drop
Compose and rearrange your dashboards visually, with no code.
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Global filters
A single filter propagates to every chart on a dashboard.
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A dashboard from one sentence
Say what you want to track: the assistant proposes a full dashboard, 8 to 13 charts on your tables, which you approve before it is created. Without AI, a free proposal starts from the structure of your tables.
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“In short”, at the top
Up to three reading lines above the tiles: a tile in alert first, then a sharp change, then a leader.
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Updated live
Each tile recalculates when its table changes, with no Refresh button. Your KPIs rest on reliable data, not raw data.
AI analysis
An AI analysis you can check, figure by figure
The Analyse button reads your dashboard and tells you what deserves attention. Findings are computed on your data, without AI. The AI writes the reading and answers your questions, and every figure in its answers is recalculated.
- Outliers, concentrations, rises and falls, price gaps: findings that are computed, not guessed
- Questions in plain language, with every figure in the answer recalculated on the data
- “Add a chart…”: an answer can become a tile on the dashboard
MonitoringDashboardsOperations management
Analyse EditIn brief
Service level by site · “North” first (98%), “South” last (91%)
Service level by site
“North” first (98%), “South” last (91%)
Analysis
What this data says, and nobody has the time to dig out by hand.
Choose how far to go. Nothing starts until you have chosen.
What your charts say, taken together.
Digs into the data behind the charts, and your documents, to find what they do not show. Uses more AI credit.
Every figure in the answer is recalculated on your data.New analysis
MonitoringAlerts
All of the organisation’s alerts, on charts and on tables.
ChartsTables
New alertStateChartDashboardSeverityFrequencyNotified
●Orders per weekOperations managementWarningEvery morningClaire Morel
●Delays by supplierOperations managementCriticalEvery hourPurchasing team
New alert
What should be watched?
A chart’s figureWhen it crosses a threshold, changes or stops receiving data
A table’s rowsWhen a row is added or changed
Operations management
ChartService level by site
Alerts
Automatic alerts triggered by your data
Set an alert straight on a chart. K.IOP rereads your figures every morning and after each write to a source table, and only notifies on a change of state: once when the threshold is crossed, once on the return to normal.
- A threshold, a percentage change, or data that has not moved for n days
- On every crossing, or in a morning digest
- Each site or supplier notified at its own address, read from a column
- An alert can start a workflow, when it fires or returns to normal
Frequently asked questions about dashboards
Where do the numbers on a dashboard come from?
From reliable data. Indicators are recomputed continuously on cleaned and reconciled data.
Do you need a developer to build a dashboard?
No. Charts are composed and rearranged with drag and drop, and a global filter propagates to every chart on the dashboard.
Can I build a dashboard from an Excel file?
Yes. Import the file into a table: its columns then serve as groupings and indicators. With no table at all, the assistant first offers to import a file.
Can the AI analysis make up a figure?
Findings are computed on your data, without AI. In answers to questions, every figure is recalculated on the data before it is shown. The assistant also refuses a chart title that promises a calculation the chart does not do.
How many dashboards does my plan include?
No quota on dashboards, charts or alerts. A dashboard holds up to 40 charts and 8 filters; what limits you is the number of tables and rows and your plan’s AI credit.
Do dashboards work on a phone?
Yes. On a phone, tiles stack in one column, and the link in an alert email opens the dashboard right on the tile concerned.
What feeds your dashboards
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Connect
Integrations
ERPs, APIs, files and legacy systems feed your tables with no migration. K.IOP reads; it only writes into your tools through a workflow you have created.
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Data quality
Data can be audited, cleaned, deduplicated and normalised before it reaches a single chart.
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Act
Workflows
An alert can start a workflow: chase a supplier, notify a customer, update a table.
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Operate in real time
Get started in moments with your own data.
- Drag and drop
- Global filters
- Threshold alerts