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Operations Dashboard · Northstar Home Supply

Operations Dashboard demo - Northstar Home Supply

For teams still stitching together sales, operations and marketing data by hand.

Interactive dashboard - switch teams, change the range, sort orders, open alerts.

Trading overview

Northstar Home Supply

Sales view · 28 May to 26 June 2026

Team

Revenue, orders, conversion and value per order.

Key metrics

Revenue

£128,400

vs last period

Orders

1,284

vs last period

Conversion rate

3.8%

sessions to orders

Average order value

£100.00

per order

On-time delivery

96%

delivered to promise

Returns

51

this period

Turn on “Compare to last month” to see how each number has moved.

Revenue by week, last 6 weeks

Revenue by week, last 6 weeksRevenue by week rose across the last 6 weeks from about £27.1k to £34k, with a steady upward trend. Shown as a line chart for the last 30 days window.

Channel breakdown

Order mix by channel: Website 46%, Marketplace 28%, Trade Portal 18%, Phone 8%.

  • Website46% · £59,060
  • Marketplace28% · £35,950
  • Trade Portal18% · £23,110
  • Phone8% · £10,280

Recent orders

Recent orders for Northstar Home Supply. Sort any column, or search by order, customer, channel or status.
Status
NS-1048Priya HaleWebsite£24826 JunFulfilled
NS-1049Tom BeckettMarketplace£11926 JunProcessing
NS-1050Alba TrentPhone£42025 JunDelayed
NS-1051Kenji MooreTrade Portal£1,24025 JunFulfilled
NS-1052Saoirse QuinnWebsite£8625 JunFulfilled
NS-1053Marcus OforiMarketplace£31224 JunProcessing
NS-1054Eleanor VanceTrade Portal£2,18024 JunOn hold
NS-1055Dylan PryceWebsite£6424 JunReturned
NS-1056Aisha RahmanPhone£54023 JunFulfilled
NS-1057Gregor BlytheWebsite£19923 JunFulfilled
NS-1058Nadia CostaMarketplace£15822 JunDelayed
NS-1059Owen WhitfieldTrade Portal£90522 JunFulfilled

Alert centre

Select an alert to see the affected items and a recommended action.

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Sales view for last 30 days (28 May to 26 June 2026). Comparison to last month is off.

Headline metric - Revenue: £128,400.

  • Revenue: £128,400.
  • Orders: 1,284.
  • Conversion rate: 3.8%.
  • Average order value: £100.00.
  • On-time delivery: 96%.
  • Returns: 51.

Revenue by week rose across the last 6 weeks from about £27.1k to £34k, with a steady upward trend.

Channel mix - Website 46%, Marketplace 28%, Trade Portal 18%, Phone 8%.

4 active alerts: Oak shelving below reorder level (Action needed); Paid search conversion down 0.4% (Watch); On-time delivery at 96% this month (On track); Returns on flat-pack desks rising (Watch).

What this demonstrates

  • Scattered data is brought into one live view.
  • Each team sees the metrics that matter to them, from the same system.
  • Trends and risks are surfaced before they grow into problems.
  • The same structure adapts for sales, operations, marketing or support.
  • One dashboard can also produce a repeatable board or client report.

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The situation

Northstar Home Supply (Operations, sales, marketing and support managers). Sales, stock, fulfilment and marketing numbers live in separate tools. Managers open several systems and stitch spreadsheets together before they can answer simple questions about the day. This demo shows how scattered numbers become one clear, live operating view that each team can read at a glance and act on.

How it would be built

  1. Connect. Pull together the data already in use across the shop, marketplace and trade counter.
  2. Shape. Agree the handful of metrics that genuinely move the business, and how each is calculated.
  3. See. Watch one clear view update, with alerts when something needs attention.

What the demo points out

  • 01. Live KPI tracking. Revenue, orders, conversion and delivery performance shown as live cards with period-over-period change. Managers should not have to open five tools before making a decision. Value: Faster decisions, fewer manual reports.
  • 02. Custom reporting views. A department selector that re-points the whole view - cards and chart - to one team. Each team cares about a different slice of the same business. Value: One system, multiple audiences.
  • 03. Trend and target alerts. An alert centre flagging stock, marketing, delivery and returns changes, each opening a detail panel. The system flags changes before they become problems. Value: Earlier intervention.
  • 04. Spreadsheet replacement. Recent orders kept structured, sortable and searchable in one place. Operational data stays usable instead of living in disconnected sheets. Value: Less manual admin.
  • 05. Channel breakdown. Order mix across website, marketplace, trade portal and phone in one accessible bar set. It shows where revenue actually comes from, not just the total. Value: Clearer view of what to grow.
  • 06. Repeatable reporting. An export button that turns the same live data into a board-ready summary. The numbers people trust should not need rebuilding every month. Value: Board and client reports without the month-end scramble.

What this demonstrates

  • Scattered data is brought into one live view.
  • Each team sees the metrics that matter to them, from the same system.
  • Trends and risks are surfaced before they grow into problems.
  • The same structure adapts for sales, operations, marketing or support.
  • One dashboard can also produce a repeatable board or client report.

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