← What we build

Custom dashboards.

Sales, ad spend, payments, whatever you check. We pull your numbers out of the tools they're scattered across and put them on one screen that stays current.

app.atlassupply.comAtlas Supply

Monday

Last 30 days
Revenue
$0
+18% on last month
Close rate
0%
up 3 points
Cost per lead
$0
down $6
Revenuethis month vs last
Sales by rep
Dana$84,000
Sam$61,400
Priya$38,800
Cost per leadby channel
Meta$52
Google$34
Referral$9
+ The next number you want on here
Which campaign made the most money last month?Google · Brand terms · $41,200 at 5.2x
Updated four minutes ago
ReplacesTableau, Power BI, Databox, Looker Studio
What's in it

Yours pulls from wherever your numbers live.

Google and Meta ad spend
Search Console
Payments and invoices
Your CRM, ours or anyone's
Spreadsheets kept by hand
Website visits and form fills
Anything with an API
An AI assistant that builds reports

If a tool has an API, we can read it. The rest usually has an export.

The difference

What makes a custom one worth it.

01

An AI assistant that builds the report

Ask for won deals by source over the last quarter and the report gets built, saved and shown to you with the steps it took. It reads your records and your ad accounts, so anyone on the team can ask, in plain English.

◆ Show me won deals by source, last quarter
Report created
Won deals by source
Google$74,300
Meta$41,900
Referral$28,100
02

Every number opens the records behind it

The twenty-eight in Open pipeline is a link to those twenty-eight deals. When a figure looks wrong, you click it and see the records that made it, instead of asking whoever built the report.

Open pipeline
$96,400
28 deals →
Unquoted, 5+ days
7
oldest 11 days →
Birchwood GroupQuote sent · Dana Whitfield$12,800
Harbor DentalVerbal yes · Sam Okafor$8,400
Atlas SupplyContacted · Dana Whitfield$21,000
The rest of it

It doesn't have to stop here.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where do the numbers come from?
Wherever they live now. Your CRM, your ad accounts, a payment processor, a spreadsheet somebody keeps by hand. If it has an API we read it directly, and if it doesn't there's usually a file or a webhook we can use instead.
Does somebody have to keep it updated?
No. It pulls the numbers itself on a schedule and shows you when it last ran. The whole point is that nobody spends Monday morning exporting and pasting.

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