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Business Intelligence ToolsHere you will find our range of business intelligence tools that you can use in your business. These tools have been developed, tried, tested and improved over the years and many of our clients use these tools on a regular basis to monitor their business performance.So scroll down and select the most suitable templates to use in your business operation, all you need to do is to insert your own data and you are off and running, it's that easy! So we hope you find our business intelligence tools are an excellent way to track and measure the performance of your business! These tools are designed by us specifically for small business operations.
Overhead Recovery Hourly Rate Calculator (Most Popular)For Overhead Recovery AnalysisThis spreadsheet template can be used to calculate the true hourly (overhead recovery) rate for your business.Also this gives you the tools to set up the required recoveries for each individual responsible for generating revenue in your business. Employee Skills MatrixA skills matrix is a very simple but very effective tool to assess the training needs of your organization, it is also a great guide as to the suitability of individuals for:* Additional tasks * Promotion (to a higher role) * Team/group participation * Suitability for a newly created position
Business Growth Plan MatrixThe business growth matrix is a great "what if tool" to develop a number of scenarios for your business.The matrix looks at making changes from your current business data by % increasing and % decreasing the critical success areas of your business operation and viewing the results in a profit and loss format. Sales Run Rates TemplateSales run rates track your sales and margins by week, month or any period you choose to track, and indicate the variances and the catch up values for each of the periods you specifyAlso this is a great sales tool if you have a team of sales people and you want to closely monitor their sales performance. RFM Principle TemplateThe RFM principle stands for Recency, Frequency and Monetary Value. Using these three principles you can develop your customer lifetime value, or simply, how important the purchase patterns of each customer is to your business.This is achieved by monitoring their purchases over time and selecting a weighting factor for each of these areas. A great tool also for establishing a customer loyalty program! Home from Business Intelligence Tools
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