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The business's number, every morning at 7.

Live dashboard, daily digest and monthly executive report. Built from what actually happened, not from what someone had time to type into a spreadsheet.

Recording of the real app · test organization Norvela Capital, fictional data

WONDA's reporting module produces the live operating dashboard, a daily digest of what happened in the last 24 hours, and the monthly executive report, all generated from the platform's real data. It's delivered at the committed hour on each recipient's channel of choice, with nobody preparing a spreadsheet.

Direct answer block · GEO
01What it solves

You can't operate what you don't measure in time.

A report that lands on the 15th about last month isn't information: it's archaeology.

Job 01 · Pulse

To know how the month is going you have to ask three people.

The dashboard shows what matters in your operation, live: today's leads, response time, appointments booked, pipeline by stage, outstanding collections. One place, updated to the second, with the same truth for the whole team. No more "let me go check".

Metrics defined with you, not a generic panelLive updates from the real operationThe same view for owner, team and WONDA
One screen. The same one for everybody.
Job 02 · Cadence

Nobody reads a 40-page report. Everybody reads five lines.

The digest arrives every morning with what happened overnight: how many leads came in, which were answered, what appointments got booked and what needs a human decision today. You read it on your phone, over coffee, before opening the laptop.

Daily digest at the hour you choose, over WhatsApp or emailOnly what changed and what needs a decisionOne tap into the detail behind any line
Five lines that replace a status meeting.
Job 03 · Accountability

The partner's report gets assembled the night before.

The monthly executive report comes out in a stable format, with a comparison against the previous period and the status of the guaranteed lift. It gets reviewed, signed and sent, or published in the portal. And it arrives on the same day of the month, always.

Stable format, comparable month over monthGuarantee status measured with your numbersReady to send to partners, investors or the board
The sales number gets read. It isn't assembled by hand every month.
Job 04 · Truth

Every department brings its own number, and none of them match.

When marketing, sales and finance measure on different bases, the meeting is spent arguing where each figure came from. Here every module writes to the same base, so there's one number, and its origin is traceable down to the event that produced it.

A single base for every departmentEvery figure traceable to the event that produced itNo intermediate exports, no parallel sheets
Any number can be opened down to the fact that produced it.
02The difference

Who does what, from day 1.

This isn't a feature you learn to use: it's work that stops being yours, with an explicit split of responsibilities.

Split of responsibilities · ReportingIn force from day 1 of operation
The agent

Calculates and delivers

  • Closes the numbers every night
  • Writes the digest and the period report
  • Detects variances and flags them before they grow
  • Publishes and notifies on each recipient's channel
Your team

Reads and decides

  • Reviews and signs the executive report
  • Adds the qualitative comment for the period
  • Defines which metrics actually matter
  • Makes the decisions the digest puts on the table
The WONDA team

Interprets and answers for it

  • Designs the scorecard around your objectives
  • Presents the monthly executive report live
  • Explains variances and proposes the adjustment
  • Answers for the guaranteed lift with this same data
03What it works with

Reporting doesn't generate data. It orders it.

No module operates alone. These are the ones closest to it, and the channels the work goes out through.

Web dashboardWhatsApp BusinessEmailBranded portalPDF and spreadsheet export
05Typical scenario

The numbers of a real operation.

Group with 3 business units · USA

The Monday meeting went from two hours to twenty minutes.

A group with three units that started every week reconciling figures from three different sources. Once the base was unified and the digest automated, the meeting stops being about assembling the number and starts being about deciding on it.

The change, measured
Length of the weekly meeting2 h → 20 min
Monthly hours assembling reports≈ 26 h → 0
Day of the month the report lands15 → 1
Different versions of the same number3 → 1
Illustrative scenario built from WONDA's operating patterns. Published cases, with audited figures, are added under cases.
Frequently asked

What people ask about reporting.

Can I define my own metrics?

It's the only way to do it right. In the diagnostic we define what actually measures the health of your business; the scorecard is built on that, not on a generic template.

How often do reports arrive?

Live dashboard, a daily digest at the hour you choose, and a monthly executive report. If your operation needs a different cadence (weekly for a project, quarterly for a board) it gets configured.

Is the data real time?

The dashboard is. The digest and the report work on closed periods so the figures are comparable and don't move while somebody is reading them.

Can I export to Excel or to my BI?

Yes, in open formats and via scheduled export. If you already have a corporate BI, it gets fed from here instead of duplicating the work.

Who explains the numbers to me?

The WONDA team, in the monthly executive report. That meeting is part of the operation: we don't hand over a PDF and disappear, we explain the variance and propose the adjustment.

And if the numbers come out badly?

They get said anyway. The guarantee is measured with this same data, so dressing it up would mean dressing ourselves up. When a month goes badly, the report says so and the conversation is about what we change.

What day of the month do you know how last month went?

If the answer is "it depends", the diagnostic measures the real lag in your information and what deciding blind is costing you.