Ask it.
Build it.
Describe the dashboard you want in plain English. askadash builds it for you, live on the web, and keeps building every time you ask for more. No spreadsheets. No developers. Just ask.
Give it about twenty seconds. Sample figures, not your data - sign in to build it for real.
Ask
Say what you want to see, the way you would say it to a colleague. A KPI, a trend, a report, a whole page.
Build
It builds itself, right there on the site, and tells you what it did. Do not like it? One click puts it back.
Share
Every user gets their own dash. Share it with the people who need it, and keep the rest to yourself.
From a small tracker to the boardroom
Start with one number you care about, and grow it into the way the whole company runs.
Start small
A simple dash for one job - a returns tracker, a complaints tally, this week's rota. Ask for it and it is there.
Grow it
Add pages as the job grows - training matrices, compliance registers, KPI packs - each one built to fit the way you actually work.
Take it to the board
Roll it all up into a board pack: the whole company on one screen, ready for the meeting and always up to date.
Job-level permissions mean you decide who sees what, and when - and you keep full oversight of your entire company. No more shared drives, no more hunting for wherever the latest copy was saved: put it on your dash, set up a notification, or automate the report entirely. The things you can do with askadash are endless.
Watch it happen
Someone asks for a dash, sends it, a Guru builds it - and there it is. Seven examples, sample figures.
Pick an industry above, or just watch. Every figure here is made up - yours come from your own numbers.
Built for teams
Your numbers are only useful when the right people can see them - and talk about them.
Share a dash
View-only sharing liveEvery user gets their own dashboards. Share one with a colleague in a click - view only, or let them build on it too - and take it back just as easily.
Chat, right next to the numbers
LiveTalk about the dash on the dash. Channels for each team, direct messages and @mentions - like Teams, without leaving askadash. And when nobody knows the answer, ask the dash itself.