Multi-location retail & hospitality
Every branch reports separately and consolidation happens by hand, days late.
Live dashboards built on your real systems, so the meeting starts from agreement instead of reconciliation.
What this costs you over three years, against what you pay now.
| Point in time | Renting | Sarudo Signal |
|---|---|---|
| Today | $0 | $1,500 |
| Year 1 | $8,000 | $1,980 |
| Year 2 | $16,000 | $2,460 |
| Year 3 | $24,000 | $2,940 |
Sales pulled their figure from the CRM. Finance pulled theirs from the accounts. Operations counted it a third way. The first twenty minutes of every management meeting is spent reconciling the numbers rather than acting on them.
And someone (usually someone senior and expensive) spends the last two days of every month building the pack. By the time it is circulated it describes a period you can no longer influence.
So decisions get made on the number that was easiest to obtain, which is rarely the number that mattered.
You do not have a reporting problem. You have a single-source-of-truth problem, and it is a build, not a habit.
Your CRM, accounts, spreadsheets and operational databases feed the same dashboards. No copy-paste step anywhere in the chain.
We define them with you and write the definition down, so "revenue" means one thing across the whole company from then on.
A board view, a sales view, an operations view. Each shows the ten numbers that audience acts on, not ninety they scroll past.
The Monday pack arrives on Monday, automatically, in the inbox or chat where people already are.
Everyone who should see the numbers can see the numbers. No per-seat licence rationing your own transparency.
Margin below a floor, stock under a threshold, a branch off-trend. You get told rather than having to check.
$0
Kept over three years
What you pay today
Senior time assembling the monthly pack, 2 days a month
BI tool licences, per analyst seat
Decisions made on the number that was easiest to get
Running total
$8,000+ / year
With Sarudo Signal
$1,500
One-time
Modelled, built and handed over. No monthly fee to Sarudo.
It clears its cost in the first quarter on recovered senior time alone. And the reporting pack stops being a job.
Comparison figures are indicative list prices for widely used commercial alternatives at the team sizes shown, gathered in September 2026. Your own quotes will vary. The point is the shape of the arithmetic, not the decimal place.
Software you rent gets more expensive every year, holds your data hostage, and can change its price or its terms without asking you. Software you own does none of those things.
Your cloud account or ours. Either way the machine is yours, the database is yours, and nobody can switch it off from the outside.
Your name, your logo, your colours, on your domain. Your team and your customers see your company, not a vendor you rent from.
Add your tenth user or your hundredth. The price does not move. You stop rationing who is allowed to see your own data.
Customer records, contracts and financials sit in a database you control, in a country you choose, exportable in full at any time.
Admin credentials, server access and a written handover. If you never speak to us again, everything keeps running.
You pay once for the build. After that the only ongoing cost is the server itself, typically the price of a couple of coffees a week.
It usually is, and that is normal. Part of the build is deciding what each number means and where the authoritative version lives. That decision is often more valuable than the dashboard itself.
Yes. Spreadsheets are a legitimate data source and many businesses keep something important in one. We connect to them rather than forcing a migration you did not ask for.
You can. We train someone on your side to build and edit, and you hold the admin account. If you would rather we did it, that is support hours.
As current as the source. Most connections refresh hourly or nightly depending on the system and what the number is used for. We set that per dashboard during the build.
Tell us what you argue about in the Monday meeting. We will show you what it looks like when nobody has to.
One-time $1,500, and you own it outright