Product Development

You find out a project is over budget three weeks too late

The numbers exist — in your accounting system, your job management platform, and someone's spreadsheet. We build dashboards that pull them together automatically, so you see the problem when you can still fix it.

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Decisions made on old numbers cost real money

Every business owner has had that moment: discovering a problem too late because the data was buried in a system nobody checks until month-end.

Your Monday meeting runs on gut feel, not data.

The CEO asks "how are we tracking?" and gets anecdotes. The real numbers are in three different systems, and nobody has time to compile them into something useful before the meeting.

What we build: A live dashboard your leadership team opens every Monday. Pipeline, revenue, project margins, team utilisation — all updated automatically. The meeting starts with facts.

A project bleeds margin for three weeks before anyone notices.

Job costs are tracked in one system. Invoicing is in another. Someone reconciles them at month-end. By the time the margin loss is visible, the project is nearly finished.

What we build: A project profitability dashboard that shows real-time margins against budget. Automatic alerts when a project crosses a threshold. You catch the bleed in week one, not week four.

Board reporting takes your finance team a full week.

Every quarter, someone spends days pulling numbers from five systems, formatting them into slides, and triple-checking the maths. The board sees the same format every time — it should be automatic.

What we build: Automated board packs that populate from your live data. Your finance team reviews and adjusts instead of building from scratch. Board day stops being a production.

You don't know which clients are actually profitable.

Revenue per client is in your accounting system. Time spent is in your project tool. Unbilled work is in someone's head. Nobody has combined them to see the full picture.

What we build: A client profitability view that combines revenue, time, and costs. You see which clients earn money and which ones quietly drain resources. Pricing conversations get a lot easier.

Dashboards for the decisions that matter

Each dashboard is built around the questions you actually need answered — not a generic template with fifty charts nobody reads.

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Executive Dashboard

For: CEO / Owner

Revenue, pipeline, cash flow, team utilisation, and project health — all on one screen. The five-minute view that tells you how the business is doing today, not last month.

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Project Profitability

For: Operations / Project Managers

Real-time margin tracking per project, per client, per team. Budget vs actual, burn rate, and early warning alerts when a project starts losing money.

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Sales & Pipeline

For: Sales / Business Development

Lead sources, conversion rates, deal stages, and forecast accuracy. See where work is coming from, what's closing, and where the pipeline is thin.

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Team Utilisation

For: HR / Resource Managers

Who's at capacity, who's underutilised, and where the bottlenecks are. Forecast resource needs before they become emergencies.

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Compliance Status

For: Risk / Compliance

Control status, audit readiness, policy review dates, and outstanding actions. One view for boards, auditors, and management reviews.

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Automated Board Packs

For: Finance / Executive

Quarterly reporting that populates from your live data. Your team reviews and refines instead of building from scratch every quarter.

What bad visibility actually costs

The cost of a dashboard is obvious — it's on the invoice. The cost of not having one is hidden in margin leaks, missed opportunities, and decisions made on stale information.

A project that loses 10% margin because nobody caught the overrun early. A client that churns because you didn't see the declining engagement. A hire you made too late because utilisation data was buried in a spreadsheet.

These costs don't show up on a line item. But they're real, and they compound.

Generic BI platform

$40–100/user/month + analyst to maintain

Powerful, but requires someone who knows the tool to build reports, connect data sources, and keep everything working. Most SMEs buy it and never get past the demo.

CyberCraft dashboard

One-time build + minimal hosting

Built for your data, your questions, and your team. Opens in a browser, updates automatically, and shows what matters. No BI expertise required.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Most reporting builds connect to your existing accounting, job management, CRM, and project management tools via their APIs. Common systems include Xero, MYOB, ServiceM8, Harvest, HubSpot, Monday.com, and many others. We pull data from where it already lives — no migration, no data entry, no new systems to learn.
Power BI and Tableau are powerful tools — but they require someone to build the reports, connect the data sources, and maintain them. Most SMEs buy a licence and never get beyond the default templates. We build the dashboards for you, connected to your data, showing exactly what you need. You open a browser and see your numbers. No BI analyst required.
A focused reporting build typically takes 4–6 weeks from discovery to live dashboard. Simpler single-source dashboards can be faster. We start with IDEA Mapping to understand your data sources and what questions you need answered, then build iteratively — you see working dashboards early and refine from there.
Yes. Dashboards can include automated alerts — for example, notifying you when a project margin drops below a threshold, or flagging overdue compliance items. For more complex automated responses, we'd combine reporting with our System Integration service.

What number do you wish you could see right now?

Tell us the question you keep asking — and we'll build the dashboard that answers it automatically.

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Kaurna Acknowledgement

We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Kaurna people, the traditional custodians of the ancestral lands on which we work. We acknowledge the deep feelings of attachment and relationship of the Kaurna people to country and we respect and value their past, present and ongoing connection to the land and cultural beliefs.