See whether the improvement program is actually moving
Managers should not have to reconcile spreadsheets before they can ask what is stuck. Review idea flow, PDCA stages, stage durations, categories, Lean waste, and recorded money or time savings in one dashboard.
Available on Lite and above.
Reviews spend too much time reconciling spreadsheets before anyone can see idea flow, delays or recorded savings.
Start with the work that is getting stuck
Idea categories, Lean wastes, statuses, dates, stage history and recorded money or time savings.
Keep the next step visible
Open the reporting dashboard, filter by site, department or person, and use the charts to choose the next review conversation.
See what moved and what needs attention
A 12-month view of savings, idea flow, PDCA stages, stage duration and pipeline mix that can be downloaded for a review.
Review what changed
A measure is a prompt for the next question.
Read KPI history alongside the improvement activity intended to affect it. A link gives context, not proof of cause.
Set the measure
Choose a target, unit, and useful threshold.
Record the work
Keep ideas and intended KPI links visible.
Compare over time
Review the readings with the activity history.
Choose what to learn
Decide whether to continue, adapt, or investigate.
See where ideas are coming from, where they are getting stuck, and what savings have been recorded over the last 12 months.
Review Recorded Savings
Savings Over Time plots cumulative money saved and hours saved on one timeline. Idea Completion Status shows how many ideas were still in progress or finished during the same period.
See where ideas are stuck
Average Stage Duration shows the mean days ideas spend in Plan, Do, Check, and Act. Monthly Idea Flow compares ideas created with ideas completed each month.
See the Pipeline and PDCA Stages
Idea Pipeline by Effort groups in-progress and finished ideas as Simple, Moderate, or Complex. The Idea Funnel shows the share of active ideas in each PDCA stage.
The Reporting Dashboard gives leadership a consistent view of what is moving, what is stuck, and what has been recorded.