Rahat Insight

One number, and everyone reading the same one.

Insight reads what Field and Engage already captured, so the dashboard is not a re-keyed copy of the operation. Bring your ERP and your third-party data in beside it and the whole picture is in one query.

Sell-out · week 36 · all regions12,480pcs+8.4% on week 35
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The client, the agency and the field team open this figure. It is counted once from what Field and Engage wrote, not re-keyed into a report.

  • Five sourcesField, Engage, your ERP, third-party data and manual upload.
  • Per projectA reporting schema of your own, generated and one-way.
  • Role-basedPeople see the project they work on and nothing beside it.

What Insight does with it

Nine things, and the boring ones matter most. A report nobody can schedule stops being read, and a number two teams argue about is worse than no number.

Asking it a question

The part every dashboard has, and the part nobody buys on.

Real-time dashboards

KPIs and performance as they move, not as they were last month.

Advanced analytics

Trends, patterns and the driver underneath a number that changed.

Custom reports

Build the report that fits your question rather than the one that shipped.

Getting the answer without asking

Because the report somebody has to remember to open is the one that stops being read.

Alerts and notifications

Told when something moves past a threshold, rather than finding it later.

Automated delivery

Scheduled to the inbox, so nobody has to remember to go and look.

Data export

Take it out in the format the next system wants.

Why the answer can be trusted

The boring three. This is the group that decides whether the other six get believed.

Unified data

Every source in one place, so two teams stop arguing about whose figure is right.

Role-based access

The right people see the right rows, enforced below the interface.

Data security

Encryption in transit and at rest, and an audit trail on the access.

Five ways in

The first two need no integration work at all, because they are already writing to the same database Insight reads.

  • Rahat Field app

    Visits, attendance, orders, audits and surveys, as they are captured.

  • Rahat Engage

    Conversations, campaign results and feedback, with consent attached.

  • ERP and internal systems

    Sales, inventory, finance and your master data.

  • Third-party data

    Market data, demographics and external sources.

  • Manual upload

    Excel and CSV, for the things that will never have an API.

Eight people, eight different questions

The same data, filtered to what each of them is accountable for. A field team leader and a board member should not be reading the same screen, and they should not be reading different numbers either.

  • Board of directorsIs the business going where we said it would?
  • MarketingDid the campaign move anything?
  • SalesWhere is the volume, and where did it stop?
  • OperationsIs execution holding up this week?
  • FinanceWhat did it cost and what came back?
  • R&DWhat are people actually saying about the product?
  • Regional managerWhich territory is slipping, and since when?
  • Field team leaderWho is out today and what did they finish?

Query it yourself, without touching the live system

Each project gets a reporting schema of its own, built from generated views. The data flows one way into it and never back, so a query you write can slow down your own reports and can never touch what the field is capturing.

  • A schema per project

    Yours alone, with no other client’s rows in it by construction.

  • One way only

    Generated views read from the operation. Nothing writes back the other way.

  • Connect what you run

    Pull visits, employees, attendance and aggregates into your own systems.

Bring us a question you cannot answer today.

The demo runs on generated data, never on another client’s. Bring the report you currently assemble by hand and we will show you where it comes from.