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Run the business betterAll your numbers in one place

Data, reporting and dashboards, so you can see the whole business on one screen.

Alpine Ops feeds the numbers from the systems you already use, like your accounting software, scheduling, job tracker, spreadsheets and field tickets, into one place. Reports build themselves on a schedule, the numbers agree with each other, and you see how the business is doing at a glance. It's built as part of a fixed-price build, with the price known before work starts.

A man seen from behind, holding a coffee cup, looking at charts on a large wall screen in a bright office.
The business at a glance. On the office screen, a laptop or your phone.

01What it is

Your numbers already exist. They just live in seven different places.

Data, reporting and dashboards from Alpine Ops means connecting the systems you already use, lining their numbers up in one place, and building the reports and dashboard you'd actually run the business by.

Where your numbers live now
  • Accounting software
  • Scheduling and dispatch
  • Job tracker
  • Field tickets
  • Spreadsheets
  • Email
  • Phone logs
One place Matched, cleaned and checked.

Each job, customer and hour lined up across your systems, so every report starts from the same numbers.

  • Accounting6:02 am
  • Scheduling6:02 am
  • Job tracker6:01 am
What you get
  • A dashboard on any screen
  • Reports that arrive on their own
  • Alerts when something needs you
  • Answers to "how did last month go?"
Example sources. Yours might be three of these or all seven. We connect the ones you already use.

Who it's for

  • Contractors
  • Field service
  • Trucking
  • Shops and retail
  • Clinics and offices
  • Restaurants
  • Professional services

A good fit if

  • Someone spends hours every week pulling numbers together by hand.
  • Two reports give you two different answers to the same question.
  • You find out a job lost money weeks after it's finished.

02Reports that build themselves

The Friday report, done before anyone gets to work on Monday.

Once your numbers are in one place, reports build themselves on a schedule and land in your inbox. Nobody copies numbers into a spreadsheet, and nobody has to remember to.

  • Daily: yesterday's jobs, calls and anything left open.
  • Weekly: work finished, quotes out, billing and hours.
  • Month-end: how each job type, crew or location did.
  • Alerts: a short note when something needs a person, like an invoice going past 30 days.
Example: the Monday report

Last week, on one page.

Example
Weekly report · built from 4 systemsMon 6:00 am
Jobs finished
47
5 more than the week before
Quotes won
9of 22
Sent last week
Finished, not billed
6
Down from 15

Worth a look

  • 1Three invoices are past 30 days. The oldest is at 41.
  • 2Crew 2 logged 6 more hours than they billed.
  • 3Four quotes are two weeks old with no answer yet.
Built on its own, every Monday.Example report. Every number is illustrative.

03The business at a glance

One screen that answers "how are we doing?" before you have to ask anyone.

A dashboard built around the handful of numbers you actually manage by, pulled from every system you use, with the problems surfaced instead of buried.

Example Glass and DoorMonth to date
Example
Jobs finished
142
11 more than last month
Quotes won
38%
Was 31%
Days to get paid
19
Was 27
Next 2 weeks booked
86%
Of crew hours
Crew hours worked, and the share billedLast 8 weeks
Bar chart. About 310 to 320 crew hours worked each week. The share billed is 61 to 66 percent for weeks 1 to 4, then rises each week after tickets start being entered once, to 81 percent in week 8.

Hours workedHours billedDashed line: tickets entered once from week 5

Where open work is waitingJobs
  • Scheduled23
  • Ready to invoice9
  • Waiting on parts7
  • Waiting on the customer4
By job typeMonth to date
Job typeJobsDays to get paidMargin
Commercial installs182427%
Residential installs411222%
Residential repairs63914%
Counter sales20018%
Total14219
Example dashboard. Every number on it is illustrative.Built from the systems you already use
Example, illustrative numbers. Yours is built around the numbers you manage by, from the systems you use.

All your sources in one place

Accounting, scheduling, jobs and spreadsheets, lined up so they agree.

Reports that build themselves

On a schedule, in your inbox. Nobody pastes numbers on Friday.

The business at a glance

The numbers you manage by on one screen, with problems flagged.

04What you get

Everything it takes to trust your numbers, built and connected for you.

A reporting build delivers the connections, the cleaned-up data and the reports themselves, set up around the questions you actually ask about your business.

  • Connections to your systems

    Your accounting software, scheduling, job tracker and spreadsheets, connected where they are.

  • One matched set of numbers

    The same job, customer and hour lined up across systems, with duplicates caught.

  • Definitions agreed with you

    What counts as finished, billed or late, written down once so every report agrees.

  • Scheduled reports

    Daily, weekly and month-end reports that arrive on their own, by email.

  • A dashboard on any screen

    The office TV, a laptop or your phone. The same numbers everywhere.

  • Alerts that need a person

    A short note when something slips, like an invoice past 30 days.

05How it works

From "where do our numbers even come from?" to a dashboard you check every morning.

Reporting follows the same path as everything we do: a free conversation, a close look, a fixed price, then upkeep.

  1. Free

    A 30-minute consult

    Tell us which numbers you wish you had, and where you get them today.

  2. $500

    The AI process analysis

    We map where every number lives, who builds which report, and which numbers nobody trusts.

  3. Fixed price

    The build

    We connect your systems and build the reports and dashboard. Typically $2,500 to $15,000, depending on scope.

  4. Ongoing

    Your AI department

    When a system you use changes, Your AI department keeps the numbers flowing and adds reports as your questions change.

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Step 1 is a conversation. Free, 30 minutes.

07Questions

Questions owners ask about reporting.

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7.1What systems can you pull data from?

We work from the systems you already use: your accounting software, scheduling, job tracker, spreadsheets and the like. During the AI process analysis we look at each one and tell you plainly what can be connected, and how, before you commit to a build.

7.2How much does a dashboard cost?

Reporting is built as part of a fixed-price build, typically $2,500 to $15,000 depending on scope. You know the exact price before any work starts.

7.3Do I have to replace my accounting software?

No. We start with the systems you already use and pull the numbers from them. Your people keep working where they work now.

7.4How current are the numbers?

It depends on your systems and what you need. Some sources can update through the day, others once a night. Before we build anything, we tell you plainly how fresh each number will be.

7.5Can I see it on my phone?

Yes. The dashboard works on any screen: the office TV, a laptop or your phone. Scheduled reports arrive by email.

7.6What happens when one of our systems changes?

When a system you use changes, a connection can break. With Your AI department, we keep the connections working and add reports as your questions change.

Tired of building the report by hand? Pull up a chair.

Start with a free 30-minute consult, at your place or by phone. Bring the spreadsheet you build every week, and we'll show you what it would take to have it build itself.

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