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Dashboards

Operations Pulse

A management dashboard driven by a governed metrics catalog: metrics are defined once, published to the time-series store, and read identically by every app.

Role
Metrics architecture, full-stack build
Timeline
TBD
Status
Live
Client
Food & beverage manufacturer — leadership team
Operations Pulse interface
Client work shown anonymized — walkthrough on request

The problem

Every department had its own version of the same number. Meetings started with reconciling definitions instead of making decisions.

The approach

A metrics catalog holds the definition, owner, unit, and grain for each metric. A publishing job writes computed values into the time-series store, and every surface — dashboard, export, downstream app — reads that one series. Nothing recomputes a metric in the presentation layer.

The result

A single set of numbers for the leadership meeting, each one traceable to its definition and its owner. Adoption and reporting-cycle figures: TBD.

The stack

LovableTypeScriptSupabasePostgresTimescaleDBMetrics catalogrecharts

Inside the app

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

Operations metrics by phase: cross-dock time-out-of-refrigeration, lane transit against SLA, intake weight variance, dock-to-stock cycle times, cold-chain conformance, and receipt exceptions — names, sites, and lot codes blurred.
The metrics catalog: definition, formula, owner, grain, and last publish time for every governed metric.

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