One page the leadership reviews every month: sales, margin, pipeline, collections.
One page the leadership reviews every month: revenue vs plan, contribution margin, pipeline coverage, forecast accuracy, collections, win/loss, channel health, pricing realisation — each with a definition, an owner, and a decision log that proves the meeting happened.
One page, eight KPIs, one owner each. Fill actuals, run the meeting, log the decisions. The discipline is the product.
₹ this month and YTD, vs plan and last year
After discounts, freight, credit cost — not gross margin
Qualified pipeline ÷ next quarter's target (healthy: 3×)
Last month's forecast vs actual (healthy: ±10%)
Overdues by bucket, top 10 debtors named
Top 3 each, coded from interviews not CRM dropdowns
Secondary vs primary, partner inventory weeks
Pocket price ÷ list, trend line
Eight KPIs, each with an agreed definition and a named owner. Definitions matter more than targets — 'margin' without 'after discounts, freight and credit cost' is a debate, not a metric.
The decision log is mandatory: a review ending without decisions was a status update.
Pipeline coverage (qualified pipeline ÷ next quarter's target, healthy at 3×) is the forward-looking number most dashboards miss.
Illustrative figures, not a client outcome.
Attention is the constraint. Eight well-defined metrics reviewed monthly outperform thirty reviewed never. Add one only when you retire one.
BI shows data; this forces definitions, owners and decisions. The page is a meeting discipline, not a visualisation.
Version 1.0 · Reviewed 2026-10 · Methodology is fixed and version-controlled; results depend on your inputs.
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