Understand how your business actually makes money — and never fly blind again.
KPI Frame helps owners install a clarity-first KPI system: unit economics, constraints, cash vs profit, and an owner-level dashboard that supports real weekly decisions.
If you already have tools and data, we’ll make them decision-grade. If you don’t, we’ll keep it simple.
- Know which work actually contributes margin.
- See constraints before they become fires.
- Stop confusing growth with profitability.
- Make weekly decisions without guessing.
Most KPI dashboards fail because the business model isn’t mapped.
Templates and tool installs produce charts, not clarity. If KPIs aren’t tied to unit economics and operational constraints, owners stop trusting the numbers — and the dashboard becomes decoration.
Too many metrics
When everything is measured, nothing is managed. Owners need a decision set, not a reporting library.
Generic KPIs
“MRR” and “utilization” are not insights. KPIs must reflect pricing, delivery model, and cash reality.
No ownership
If nobody owns definitions and updates, numbers drift and trust collapses. Systems must be durable.
The KPI Diagnostic
A focused engagement to build your KPI model, reconcile unit economics, identify constraints, and deliver a simple owner-level dashboard plus a written narrative of what’s actually happening.
- KPI model (one page, decision-grade)
- Cash vs profit clarity
- Constraint analysis (what’s actually limiting outcomes)
- Simple dashboard for monitoring
KPI Dashboard Setup
For owners who already know they need visibility. We build a clean KPI dashboard — but we start with KPI definitions and business mapping so the dashboard reflects reality.
- KPI definition session (before charts)
- Data source mapping and reconciliation
- Owner-level dashboard (6–12 KPIs)
- Walkthrough: what the numbers are actually saying
A simple sequence that creates clarity
We keep the system small, explainable, and tied to decisions.
1) Map
How money moves: pricing, delivery, capacity, and cash timing.
2) Define
A KPI model owners can explain. Definitions that don’t drift.
3) Install
Dashboards as infrastructure: monitoring and accountability.
Get clarity in weeks, not quarters.
Apply with basic details. We’ll respond with next steps and whether it’s a fit.
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