Start with a phone call. The rest tends to follow.
Twenty minutes, no slide deck. You describe the report that keeps raising more questions than it answers; we tell you whether there’s a project here worth doing — and roughly what it runs.
“We stopped guessing at reorder dates the week the dashboard went live. That was the whole pitch, and it was true.”— A regional distributor we work with, West Texas
The desk at №1318 E Estes Ave
Three doors, all answered by the same two people.
Best for a quick gut-check on whether your data is even worth a project. We pick up during weekday hours.
Better if you’ve a screenshot of the report or a few sample exports to send along. We read every note ourselves.
East side of Midland, off Estes Ave. Visitor parking out front — worth a coffee if you’d rather talk in person.
What to have on hand.
None of it is required — but a call moves faster when you can point at the thing that’s bugging you.
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The report you don’t trust
The spreadsheet or dashboard you keep re-checking by hand. Bring the actual one — the friction usually explains itself the moment we see it.
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Where the numbers come from
A rough list of your systems — the ERP, the POS, the shared drive, the thing someone still updates by hand. You don’t need logins yet, just names.
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The decision it should be helping
Reorder timing, crew scheduling, which margins are slipping. Tell us the call you’re trying to make, and we’ll tell you if the data can make it.
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A sense of your timeframe
Dashboards run two to four weeks, pipelines three to six. Knowing when you need it lets us say honestly whether the calendar works.
Tell us what your numbers won’t.
Midland, TX 79701
| Monday – Friday | 10am – 4pm |
| Saturday | By appointment |
| Sunday | Closed |
East side, off Estes Ave — visitor parking out front.
Point me to the door