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Cockpit

At a glance, the most important sizes of financial activity (revenue, costs, cash, account balances) with drill-down capabilities.

#TOP MANAGEMENT
Level: Regular

Net profit presentation (EBITDA) – any time

P&L presentation – comparison over years – Net profit growth rate through years – Sources of revenues – Cost structure/Contribution of each source to the overall cost.

#TOP MANAGEMENT
Level: Strategic

Cash flows, cash adequacy, liquidity sources

Cash adequacy, direct and relative liquidity. Overview of cash availability, cash forecasted inflows and outflows originated from outstanding requirements and liabilities, from open orders to be invoiced, even from not-yet-implemented budget.

#FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Level: Strategic

Payment approval and routing processes

Management and planning of payments. Approval processes. Auto create computerized checks or Bank payment orders. Mass view and manage the whole group of companies liabilities

#FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Level: Functional

Structured sales cycle

Central design of salesmen visit plans, based on responsibility areas, customer availability, periodical inspection policy. Ability to set targets and review results.

#SALES & MARKETING
Level: Functional

Sales effectiveness analysis

Turnover, gross profit, objectives achieving (%), by business dimension (e.g. product-customer groups, geographical areas, distribution channels). Analysis by lead source. Monthly and yearly comparison of sales KPIs.

#SALES & MARKETING
Level: Strategic

Organization & monitoring of the entire service cycle

Help desk calls, case progress, customer contacts, in-house & on-site support, average working hours, calls per hour zone, critical case analysis, offers-revenue.

#CUSTOMER SERVICE
Level: Functional

Complaint management

Classification by severity – evaluation of unresolved complaints. Typical corrective actions and total cost of problem resolution.

#CUSTOMER SERVICE
Level: Functional

Inventory management KPIs

Average storage time, average cost, cost variations, depreciation rates, stock turnover ratio.

#SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS
Level: Regular

Age and cost of inactive stock

Inactive stock age analysis and current cost. Facilitate decision-making on how to reduce it (e.g. divestment, special sale discounts).

#SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS
Level: Regular

Production cost structure

Justification of production cost per production phase, per product or product group and per cost origin.

#PRODUCTION & MANUFACTURING
Level: Regular

Lots traceability

Complete tracking of lot history, starting from receipt or production and ending to the last shipment. Information about the route & current batch position.

#PRODUCTION & MANUFACTURING
Level: Functional

Web-based versions upgrade, seamless clients synchronization

New version downloads & application upgrades in distinct steps to ensure the smooth operation of the system. Synchronize individual workstations automatically, with the user application login.

#INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Level: Functional

Corporate knowledge base in order to support all users and all processes

Systematized knowledge base for registering corporate news and announcements, operating rules, building security guidelines, common text templates, etc. Define search keywords and the user roles they refer to.

#INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Level: Functional

Liquidity and credit risk KPIs

Cash adequacy, direct and relative liquidity, turnover collectability, efficiency of collection mgt process per customers group, comparisons by month and year.

#TOP MANAGEMENT
Level: Strategic

Monitoring corporate group’s business activity

Multi-company Τrial balances & Income statement view (by omitting intercompany transactions), Outstanding receivables and payables, Cost analysis, Total group’s liabilities, Sales statistics & graphs, Revenues per point of sale, Multi-company cash flows.

#TOP MANAGEMENT
Level: Strategic

Capital structure, leverage and liquidity KPIs

All typical financial indicators for capital structure and liquidity. Configurable “healthy” values for own industry and color-coded-view, based on deviation from “healthy” values.

#FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Level: Strategic

IAS – On line update & compare to National Accounting System

Coexistence and synchronization of the two reporting systems. Comparative statements for all subsystems (Accounting, Fixed Assets, Inventory costs, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable). Calculation of deferred tax.

#FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Level: Regular