BizFalcon AIFifteen views. One order export.
Drop one file and every screen below fills in. No pixel, no app install, no connector to wait on.
Fifteen views, every one computed from your own export.
No dashboard to configure and no connectors to wire before you see a number. Drop one export and these open on your data, the ones that need a column you did not send hide themselves rather than show you an empty panel.
Revenue, orders, AOV and customers for the window your export covers, with a 30-day daily strip under each.
The same 30 days with axes and a tooltip, revenue as an area, contribution as a line when your export carries cost columns.
How your discount leak moved since the last upload. The same figure, computed the same way, both months.
Revenue minus COGS, fees and ad cost per SKU, ranked so the products draining cash surface first.
The profit waterfall: revenue in, each deduction out, what survives. Gross and contribution margin side by side.
What you actually paid to fulfil, per order, split by SKU and by destination.
Thresholds you set on any computed metric, checked on every new export.
Your metrics against p25/p50/p75 of stores that opted into the pool. Hides itself rather than guess when nothing overlaps.
The query behind the headline figure, editable, run against your own rows in your browser.
Structural checks over the same export. Renders nothing when the store is healthy, silence is the result.
Every code, ranked by dollars given away, with the share that went to customers who were already converting.
Days of cover and reorder points from your own sell-through, so a stockout is a date rather than a surprise.
The week in one page: what moved, what you approved, what it did.
Every recommendation with its projection, your decision, and the measured outcome, six stages, permanent.
Deterministic playbooks propose the next move with the arithmetic attached. Nothing executes without your approval.