Owner KPI Index

One owner view. Connected operations.

A central intelligence and decision layer that receives selected indicators from operational systems and presents a consolidated performance view.

Under development

One owner view. Connected operations.

The Owner KPI Index receives selected indicators from operational systems and presents a consolidated view of business performance. It is the intelligence and decision layer; it does not replace WMS, POS, ERP or Local Mart operations.

WMS Software

Warehouse and inventory operations covering receiving, storage, stock movement and dispatch information.

POS Software

Retail billing and sales operations covering product movement, transactions and store-level performance.

ERP Software

Connected business administration covering operations, finance, procurement and management information.

Local Mart data

Sourcing, inventory, retail, delivery and partner-network indicators may connect where integrations apply.

Discuss a relevant requirement: morangandmorangs@gmail.com

Business model canvas

How this business is designed to work.

This canvas describes the current operating concept. Potential items are not claims of active customers, partnerships or revenue.

Explore the nine parts of the business model
01

Key Partners

Potential or verified contributors
  • Operational software providers and integration teams
  • Future pilot owners, subject to agreement
02

Key Activities

Work required to deliver value
  • Metric selection and consolidation
  • Data integration
  • Owner-dashboard presentation
03

Key Resources

Capabilities and assets
  • Owner KPI decision model
  • WMS, POS, ERP and Local Mart inputs
  • Developing dashboard layer
04

Value Propositions

The intended customer value
  • One owner view across connected operations
  • Selected indicators for clearer decisions
05

Customer Relationships

How engagement may work
  • Owner-led configuration
  • Ongoing metric review
06

Channels

How the business may reach users
  • Owner dashboard
  • Connected operational systems
07

Customer Segments

Intended users or buyers
  • Owners managing connected operations
  • Multi-business management teams
08

Cost Structure

Main cost categories
  • Integration and data processing
  • Dashboard development
  • Security and maintenance
09

Revenue Streams

Potential commercial sources
  • Potential software access fees
  • Potential integration services
  • Commercial model remains under development