"Vitamin C Serum hit 41% attach with Toner. Promote as bundle homepage hero. Projected lift: +8% AOV."
Reads two weeks of order data, identifies attach-rate winner, suggests action.
One of two ways your team uses the same system. Most dashboards have 47 charts — yours will have the five that matter, with AI insights generated daily. For everything else, the chat is one click away.
Most dashboards die because nobody decides anything from them. Ours start with a question: "What are the 5 numbers that, if you saw them tomorrow morning, would change what you do today?" Everything else is supporting cast.
We design dashboards backwards from decisions, not data. If a chart doesn't change a decision, it doesn't go on the screen.
Different businesses care about different numbers. We've built dashboards for D2C, fashion, F&B, real estate, B2B services, and more. Each one starts with discovery to find your five numbers — not someone else's.
Revenue, subscribers, repeat rate, AOV, top SKUs. Subscription health, churn signals, replenishment timing.
Sell-through rate, GMV, return rate by reason code, inventory days, SKU-size heatmap, style-mix performance.
Daily orders, churn, hourly peaks, top cities, top sellers. AI-flagged anomalies like sudden drop in a region.
Lead-to-visit conversion, broker activity, listing velocity, inventory days, match scores per buyer profile.
Pipeline velocity, deal aging, MQL-to-SQL conversion, win rate by source, capacity utilization across the team.
We start by shadowing your operations. The numbers that matter become obvious in 2–3 days.
Every ProArc dashboard ships with an AI insights layer that generates a daily briefing automatically. Not metric summaries — actual recommendations, written like a smart analyst on your team would write them. Examples of insights our dashboards have generated:
Reads two weeks of order data, identifies attach-rate winner, suggests action.
Compares sell-through against inventory plan, flags re-buy opportunity.
Detects regional time-of-day pattern, recommends time-bound action.
Send us one paragraph about your business. We'll write back with what we'd build for you — and what it'd cost.