What is stuck, flagged, or sitting too long
Not a funnel — an exception board. What is stuck, flagged, or sitting too long, in tiles that read one way, with the worst offenders always visible.
The question at the back is different from the question at the front
The sales side asks how much is coming in — enquiries, estimates, conversions.
A funnel celebrates flow. The back of the business needs the opposite instrument: a board that stays quiet about everything normal and points hard at everything stuck.
Asks how much is coming in — and reads a shape that widens at the top
Wants a funnel — an instrument that celebrates flow
Asks what is not moving — the order at checking for a week, the receipt nobody reviewed
Wants the opposite instrument — quiet about everything normal, loud about everything stuck
That is what this dashboard is — an exception board, not a scoreboard.
Every tile reads the same way
The middle line is the one that matters, because pending is where money sits still.
A range selector — today, week, month, all, custom — frames the routine numbers.
The worst offenders ignore the date filter, on purpose
Three panels are live and deliberately exempt from the range selector: Top Pending Orders, Active Flags, and Inward Receive Orders. An order pending for weeks must not vanish because the view is set to "today" — the longer something is stuck, the more visible it stays.
Top pending orders
Not a report — a to-do list ordered by embarrassment. The order at the top waited longest for somebody, and now it waits in front of everybody.
Active flags
Every discrepancy still open, wherever it was raised, however long ago it was raised.
Inward receive orders
What you are owed by suppliers, still standing open against a purchase.
Sections that follow the shape of the work
Sales and fulfilment
Order status, top customers, active flags.
Inventory operations
Receipts, replacements, audit status.
Support
Service requests, open and closed.
Team
Roles, schemes, beat plans, leaves.
Each panel answers its own small version of the same question: is anything here waiting on a person?
Exports go out in Excel and PDF when a number needs to travel.
The dashboard reads the stamps
Every figure on the board is the sum of recorded acts — the allotments, checks, packs and visits that stamped themselves as they happened.
No one compiles this report; it is what the records look like from above.
Open it in the morning, and know where to walk
The funnel tells you how the month is going.
The exception board tells you what to do before lunch — which order to push, which receipt to review, which flag to clear.
It is the difference between information and instruction.
Open the board on your own backlog and see what rises to the top.
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