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InsightAnswers, not dashboards.
What changed, why, and what to do about it. Reporting and suggestions from AI, in plain sentences, with the records behind every one. It usually arrives where the owner already is, and it says so when there isn't enough data to tell.
A few numbers that matter, and the story behind them.
A number that doesn't change a decision is decoration. So Insight says what moved, shows the records that moved it, and suggests what to do.
What changed
Movement worth noticing since last time, written as a sentence, not a chart to decode.
Why
The classes, customers, products and people behind each change, one tap away.
How we're doing
A handful of durable measures: revenue, repeat rate, how full the classes are, and who's staying.
Ask in words
"Which class makes the most money?" Asked in plain English, answered from the business's own records.
Before a big decision
A bank meeting, a price change, a new hire: the numbers ready, with the reasoning written down.
Honest about gaps
When there isn't enough data to tell, it says "too early to tell" rather than inventing a trend.
Small business owners don't read reports. So the reports come to them.
Owners have no analyst and no weekly numbers meeting. Insight works when its findings turn up somewhere else, and the full page is there for the rare deliberate visit.
A card on Home
"Bookings have fallen three weeks running", with the reason and a suggestion.
A line where you work
The Services home says which class is fading. Products says which line has stopped selling.
The Weekly Review
Sage's summary of what happened, what worked, and what to do next.
Ask the question you'd ask an accountant.
The owner asks in their own words. The agent answers from the business's real records, shows its working, and says what it would do.
- Saturday Reformer 09:00£1,920
- Tuesday Beginners 19:00£1,310
- Wednesday Mat 18:00£790
- Friday Lunchtime Stretch−£60
Friday lunchtime averages 3 people. Moving it to 18:00 on Thursday, where the waitlist is, would likely fill it.
It spots the pattern before it becomes a problem.
Sales, bookings, costs, customers and the team share one record. So Insight can explain a change, not just report it.
"Bookings have fallen three weeks running, the first time this year."
"Fewer customers are coming back than this time last year."
"Saturday morning classes are now a third of your income."
"You haven't sold a gift voucher since November."
"You haven't raised a price in two years, and your supplier costs are up 14%."
"Only 4 people have seen the new page, so it's too early to say if it's working."
Every agent reads Insight. Sage makes it a decision.
Each agent reads Insight for its own area. Sage, the chief of staff, turns the findings into one clear suggestion the owner can say yes or no to. Meet the agents →
"Prices haven't changed in two years and your costs are up 14%. A £1 rise on drop-ins would cover it, and your nearest two studios already charge more. Draft the announcement?"