Ask and get the number with its source.
Query forms, documents, tasks and processes in F7 KORE, without depending on reports.
Book an executive briefingSee the number, the variation and what weighed most.
Each answer shows the indicator, the comparison with the previous period, the number of records and the group with the largest share, or the highest value when the indicator is a rate or an average.
- Each person sees only numbers from sources they can already open.
- Analyses can be exported to a spreadsheet or PDF.
Understand the period and define the next step.
Ask for the analysis of the period and see what stands out. Turn the suggested next steps into an action plan. When the records don't explain the cause, the answer says so.
Every question becomes a chart, a dashboard and a follow-up.
Charts combine indicator, grouping and type, and can be adjusted or added in the answer itself. The analysis can be pinned and tracked, or compared with another period, another pinned analysis or a saved scenario.
- Pinned analyses are recalculated with the day's data, with no token consumption.
- Each written analysis stays stored with date, author and period.
From the total to the record behind it.
The answer states the calculation rule, sources, filters and period. The records that weigh most appear by name, with direct access to each one.
Operational data available for analysis.
Sources
- Forms and records
- Every submitted record, including unified records from integrated systems
- Documents
- Count, status, type, area and folder
- Tasks
- Status, deadline, priority and hours
- Processes
- The cases and indicators of each process
Four uses
- Result
- What was the cost deviation this quarter?
- Compare
- Which unit has the largest deviation?
- Plan
- What will next month's volume be?
- Attention
- What fell outside the norm?
Follow the decision after the dashboard.
| Criterion | Traditional BI | F7 KORE Analytics |
|---|---|---|
| How the question is asked | Dashboards and reports prepared by specialists | Natural-language questions, with dashboards pinned when needed |
| Sources | Data from many systems, prepared in the data model | Forms, records, documents, tasks and processes; external systems come in through Connect |
| Origin of the number | Rule defined in the dashboard's model | Rule, sources, filters and the records that weighed most, shown in the answer |
| Explanation | Interpretation left to the reader | Written analysis on request and, for questions about cause, the context from meetings and emails |
| Forecasting | Usually a separate tool | Forecasting, simulation and anomalies in the same environment |
| Access | Rules maintained in the BI layer | Inherited from the source: each person sees what they can already open |
| After the number | Action recorded in another system | Plan with tasks, an owner and a deadline, and the indicator tracked |
Comparison between approaches. Features vary by tool and deployment.
The deviation broken down by effect.
See the difference between planned and actual by price, quantity, input and scope, with what wasn't identified in plain view.
From planned to actual: where the variance came from
What each item should cost, resource by resource.
Calculate the reference from current price tables and compare it with budget and actual.
Traceable decisions and actions, from the source of each number to the person who owns the fix.
Talk to our team and see what F7 KORE can do for your operation.
Product screens and values use demonstration data.