Analytics · Dashboards
The first screen should answer the first question
Eazy Analytics dashboards are scoped to a role rather than to a dataset, so a plant head, a regional sales manager and a distributor each open a different first screen built around what they came to find out.
Who sees what
A dashboard that shows everything the system knows is a dashboard nobody opens twice. Eazy Analytics scopes each one to a role, and the table below is the shape that scoping takes in a typical deployment.
| Role | Opens with | Drills into | | --- | --- | --- | | Plant head | Production against plan, stock cover by SKU | Batch, work order, quality hold | | Regional sales manager | Secondary sales against target by territory | Distributor, beat, outlet | | Distributor | Their own secondary sales, claims and stock | Invoice, scheme, settlement | | Field salesperson | Today's beat and orders taken | Outlet history, shelf share |
Drill, rather than export
Every figure on a dashboard drills to the document behind it — an invoice, a work order, an order line. That matters more than it sounds: the usual failure of a BI layer is that someone disputes a number, nobody can trace it, and the whole thing loses authority within a quarter.
What runs on a phone
Field and distributor dashboards are built mobile-first, because that is the only device most of their users have. They work at 320px and in reduced-motion mode.