One sentence in the chat becomes a working board.
You say what you want to see. fluctor picks the tiles, pulls the numbers, and puts the board in front of you.
YOU, IN THE CHAT
Overdue by customer
5 tiles · checked against live data · 09:41
Overdue, total
€41,600
net · 7 invoices
Older than 30 days
3
oldest 37 days
Customers slipping
2
vs. their own history
Overdue, last 90 days
EUR k · net
LIVE · DASHBOARDS
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Product screenshot
NUMBERS · CHART · TABLE · FORECAST TILE
A board as it sits in the product: the tiles it chose, the numbers it found, and the one it marked as having no data.
Every tile is checked against your data before the board is saved.
A tile that would show a number nobody can back up does not get saved. A number with nothing behind it is marked as no data, never shown as a zero.
Overdue, total
7 open invoices past their due date, net amounts on every one
€41,600
Revenue by region
no region on any invoice or customer in your documents
no data
Orders per week, Marlowe Freight
52 weeks of orders, 9 below their usual range
a line with the dip marked
The same check runs on every edit. A board that passed once cannot drift into showing something it cannot back up.
Five kinds of tile, and it picks the right one for the question.
A number
One figure, compact, with the exact value a hover away.
A table
Rows from any source: invoices, signals, customers, deliveries.
A chart
Line, bar, area, donut, scatter, radar or stacked bar, over any window.
A graph
Who is connected to whom: customers, orders, documents as a map.
A forecast
Next quarter, a risk score or a what-if, computed when you click.
Up to twelve tiles per board, seven chart types, arranged for you.
Tiles read live. What you see is what the memory holds right now, not last Monday’s export.
Boards can be shared. Who sees which board is set by role.
Ask in the chat, look at the tile: the same number, every time.
Chat and board read from the same memory. There is no second copy of the data to fall out of step, so a figure in a meeting is the figure on the wall.
IN THE CHAT
What is overdue from Halden Steel?
One invoice, €12,400, 37 days past due. invoice_2041, due on 26 April.
invoice_2041.pdf · page 1
ON THE BOARD
Halden Steel Ltd · overdue
€12,400
1 invoice · 37 days · read a moment ago
A forecast tile runs when you click it, on this morning’s invoices and orders. And the chat that answers questions is the chat that builds the board.
Describe the board you never got round to building.
We build it on the call, on your own numbers, and you watch every tile get checked.
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