RetIQ's dashboards are not reports. They are live views — built for each role in the chain, updated in real time from every module, showing what matters right now without requiring anyone to compile anything.
The MIS lands at 10am. It covers yesterday. By the time you see it, three more hours of business have already happened.
The same sales report goes to the chain owner, the AOM, and the store manager. Each one scrolls past the 80% that isn't relevant to their job.
The report exists. Making sense of it requires someone who knows the system. The chain owner needs an analyst to tell them what to look at.
The chain owner sees chain-wide performance. The AOM sees their cluster. The store manager sees their store. Each dashboard built for the decisions that role actually makes.
Every POS transaction, WMS event, and REA task feeds the dashboard live. No refresh button. No end-of-day sync. What's happening now is visible now.
Dashboards surface what's wrong before what's right. Stores below target, tasks overdue, alerts unresolved — visible at the top, not buried in a table.
Any role can pull any view without raising an IT ticket or waiting for a report to be generated. Dashboards are self-serve by design.
Every event that fires across your chain — billing, stock, tasks, alerts — flows into the dashboard layer. What you see is not historical data. It is the operational state of your chain, right now.
Morning view of the chain. Which stores need attention today.
Cluster performance. Which stores to visit or call.
My store, today. What needs to be done.