Management dashboard
A unified view of sales, inventory, collections, and cost with single metric definitions and a known data source.
AI services / data
From scattered spreadsheets to a trustworthy dashboard, timely alerts, and scenarios that show their assumptions.

Most organisations do not lack data; they lack trustworthy, timely data. This service starts with the decision question rather than the tool: who makes which decision, how often, and which data must be available and correct at that moment.
A unified view of sales, inventory, collections, and cost with single metric definitions and a known data source.
Forecasts with uncertainty ranges, backtested on your own history, instead of one certain number.
Flag unusual patterns in transactions, consumption, or quality for human review.
Segmentation, churn, and customer value with clear definitions and controlled campaign tests.
Persian Q&A over organisational data, showing the executed query and the source of every number.
Scenarios built from traceable inputs with visible assumptions, alongside the finance team.
Data quality and access are assessed first. A forecasting model or advanced analysis is added only once the base data is reliable.
The decision, owner, cadence, and cost of a wrong call are documented.
Sources, quality, gaps, and conflicting metric definitions are identified.
Cleaning, integration, and single metric definitions on top of current systems (accounting, sales, warehouse).
Dashboards and alerts for that decision, with access levels and a source for every number.
Where needed, forecasting or scoring is added with backtesting and error reporting.
Ask about Persian assistants, document automation, or how to start a pilot.
A BI tool builds views; this service designs the decision question, metric definitions, data layer, and where needed a forecasting model, and it can run on your existing tool or a lightweight layer. Tool selection follows the data assessment.
Yes, but the data audit determines which sources are reliable and which gaps must be filled before a dashboard. Most projects get the most value from integration and single metric definitions rather than from a complex model.
Reliability is measured by backtesting on your own history, and the useful horizon and forecast error are reported. We do not present forecasts without uncertainty ranges and a comparison with the current planning method.
Yes, Persian Q&A over data can be implemented, provided the executed query and the source of every number are visible so the user can verify the answer.
In the first conversation we review the target decision, data sources, metric definitions, and acceptance criteria, and decide whether a data pilot is meaningful.