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Daily operations report

An auto-drafted daily run report: recovery, yield, shrink cost, and where every pound went — written in plain language before the morning meeting.

Role
Data architecture, metric definition, full-stack build
Timeline
TBD
Status
In production
Client
Food processor — plant operations and finance
Daily operations report interface
Client work shown anonymized — walkthrough on request

The problem

The morning production meeting started with someone rebuilding yesterday's numbers by hand. Recovery, downgrade, and shrink cost lived in separate exports, so the discussion was about whose spreadsheet was right instead of what went wrong on the floor.

The approach

Runs, cut plans, and supplier receipts resolve into one daily model with the metrics defined once — recovery against benchmark, primal percentage, trim/WIP downgrade, and shrink cost per target pound. A rules engine drafts the day in four bullets, and every headline number drills through to the run and line behind it.

The result

The meeting now opens with a report nobody had to assemble. Worst-converting runs and cost drivers are named automatically instead of found later.

The stack

LovableTypeScriptPostgresSupabaserechartsExcel / PDF export

Inside the app

Real screens with branding blurred, or reproduced with anonymized data — no client names, logos, or user identities.

Daily plant run: recovery and cost KPIs, an auto-drafted four-bullet summary, pound flow from input to shrink, cut-family output, and totals by production line with click-to-drill filters.

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