The numbers show up ready to read, not ready to be copy-pasted together.
Every business ends up with a spreadsheet somebody has to update: sales this week, payments outstanding, what the social numbers looked like. Raviga Lens keeps that report current on its own, built from your connected business data, delivered on the schedule you set instead of the day someone remembers to update it.
What this replaces.
The tools and roles you already know, and where they fall short.
A spreadsheet you update every week
Only as current as the last time someone opened it and pulled in the numbers by hand.
An analyst pulling numbers for you
Costs a salary to do something that is really just assembling the same report on repeat.
A BI dashboard subscription
Shows you a chart. Someone still has to read it, decide what it means, and write it up for the rest of the team.
An ops person copy-pasting numbers
Works until they are out sick or the source system changes its export format.
How it works.
From signal to approved action, in a handful of steps.
Lens connects to your data
Sales, payments, social numbers, whatever your business runs on, connected once rather than exported by hand each time.
You define the report
Tell Lens what the report should track and how often it should land, weekly sales by store, monthly payment aging, whatever matters to you.
Lens pulls fresh numbers on schedule
The report rebuilds itself from current data each time it is due, not from whatever was true the last time someone updated it.
You review it
The report lands as a draft you can check before it goes to anyone else. Adjust what it tracks any time.
It gets delivered
Once approved, the report reaches you or your team on schedule, structured and readable, not a raw data export.
Capabilities.
The specific things Lens does under this feature.
Structured, readable tables
Numbers organized into tables built to be read, not a raw export you have to reformat before anyone can use it.
Always current
Rebuilt from your live connected data each time it is due, so the report reflects this week, not last month.
Delivered on schedule
Daily, weekly, or monthly, whatever cadence the report needs, without someone having to remember to run it.
Built from your real business data
Sales, payments, social performance, whatever you have connected feeds the report, grounded in your actual numbers.
Tracks what you tell it to
You define what the report covers and how it is structured, so it tracks what matters to your business, not a generic template.
Part of one content engine
The same data behind your reports also feeds the decks and briefings Lens builds, so the numbers stay consistent everywhere they show up.
No report reaches anyone until you have seen the numbers.
Every report Lens builds lands as a draft you can review before it goes to your team, your investors, or anyone else. Nothing gets delivered under your name until you have checked the numbers and approved it.
Where this fits.
A few concrete scenarios across the businesses Lens runs in.
A weekly sales-by-store report used to mean someone exporting POS data every Monday morning. Lens builds it fresh, store by store, and has it ready before the week's first meeting.
Feed conversion, mortality, and batch performance across sheds used to live in a spreadsheet someone updated by hand. Lens keeps the table current from your daily shift data.
Investors expect a monthly metrics table. Lens builds it from your actual revenue and usage data, so the update is a review, not a data-pull exercise.
Margin by dish, by outlet, needs tracking as supplier prices move. Lens keeps the table current so a price shift shows up before it eats into a month of margin.
Related.
Other features and worlds that pair with this one.
Frequently asked.
What buyers ask before they commit.
What are automated spreadsheets and data reports?
Can I get this as an Excel or Google Sheets file?
Does the report use real formulas, like a spreadsheet would?
Do I have to check the report before my team sees it?
How does this connect to the rest of Lens's content?
How do we get started?
See the report Lens would have built from your data this week.
Tell us the report you keep assembling by hand, and we will show you what Lens would have built, before you commit to anything.