See what needs your attention, not a wall of charts.
Most dashboards hand you a hundred numbers and let you guess which one matters today. Raviga Lens builds a live dashboard, one widget per area of your business, sales, social, news, approvals, your calendar, that leads with what actually needs your hand, not a chart nobody reads twice.
What this replaces.
The tools and roles you already know, and where they fall short.
A generic BI tool
Builds you a beautiful chart, but you're still the one deciding what's actually urgent.
A spreadsheet someone updates weekly
Stale by the time you open it, and only as complete as whoever remembered to fill it in.
Logging into five separate vendor dashboards
Payments here, social there, calendar somewhere else, none of it in one place.
A static weekly report
Tells you what already happened, not what's live right now.
How it works.
From signal to approved action, in a handful of steps.
Lens connects to the channels running your business
Payments, social accounts, news, calendar, and the business apps you already use.
Each area gets its own widget
Sales, social performance, mentions, approvals waiting on you, today's calendar, live and updating.
Urgency sorts the view
What needs your hand today sits above what is simply informational, so the dashboard tells you where to look first.
You act straight from the dashboard
Approve a draft or review an alert without hunting through a separate tool to find it.
Lens learns what you check first
Tightening which widgets and alerts earn top billing over time.
Capabilities.
The specific things Lens does under this feature.
Live, per-area widgets
Sales, social, news, payments, and calendar each get their own widget, updating as things change, not on a fixed refresh schedule.
Urgency-first layout
What needs your hand today rises to the top. Numbers that don't need a decision stay out of the way.
Approvals in one place
Everything waiting on your tap, a call, a post, a reply, shows up on the same dashboard as the numbers that triggered it.
Today's calendar, in context
Meetings sit alongside the numbers that might change how you walk into them.
Built around your business, not a template
Which widgets show and what counts as urgent follows the channels and thresholds you've set.
Shared across your team
Team roles see the widgets relevant to what they own, delegated the same way the rest of Lens is.
The dashboard shows you what needs a decision. It never decides for you.
Every widget on your dashboard is built to inform, or to flag something waiting on your approval, a draft, a call, a reply. Lens never sends, posts, or pays anything out from the dashboard on its own; you tap approve first, every time.
Where this fits.
A few concrete scenarios across the businesses Lens runs in.
A shed-status widget flags rising mortality before the morning drive out, sitting next to the market-price widget so a health decision and a sale decision are on the same screen.
Footfall, POS, and review widgets sit next to each other, so a queue forming at checkout and a bad review from that same morning show up together, not in two different tools.
Tonight's covers, kitchen pace, and review widgets update through service, so a slow ticket time and the reviews it's about to generate are visible before the shift ends.
LinkedIn engagement, press queue, and investor signals sit on one dashboard, so a partner repost and a journalist deadline don't get buried in separate inboxes.
Related.
Other features and worlds that pair with this one.
Frequently asked.
What buyers ask before they commit.
What are automated business dashboards?
Can the dashboard take action for me?
Does it work with the tools we already use?
Can I customize which widgets show?
Is this a static report or does it update live?
How do we get started?
See your business as one dashboard, not five logins.
Bring us the channels you already run your business on, and we'll show you what your dashboard would look like, before you commit to anything.