Use case · businesses with branches

You cannot stand in every branch. A gauge can watch each one.

A busy mall branch and a quiet street branch are both normal. Analux learns each one's own pattern and tells you the morning after one breaks from it.

Branch sales · SaturdayExample · 6 gauges · 07:00
  • Ikeja

    ▼ 26% vs usual

    ₦627,200

    Needs attention
  • Lekki

    ▲ 1% vs usual

    ₦1,127,076

    Healthy, normal range ₦952k to ₦1.29m
  • Wuse, Abuja

    ▼ 1% vs usual

    ₦918,712

    Healthy, normal range ₦791k to ₦1.07m
  • GRA, Port Harcourt

    ▲ 1% vs usual

    ₦766,133

    Healthy, normal range ₦646k to ₦874k
  • Surulere

    ▼ 2% vs usual

    ₦530,739

    Healthy, normal range ₦459k to ₦621k
  • Yaba

    ▲ 2% vs usual

    ₦419,562

    Healthy, normal range ₦349k to ₦472k

Instead of calling round

The questions you would ask each manager, answered before you ask.

Which branch had a bad day?

Ikeja: ₦627,200, ₦217,600 below a usual Saturday.

Is it one branch or all of them?

One. The other five were inside their normal range.

Is it a bad day or a new normal?

One bad Saturday so far. If it carries on, the gauge dates the day the new level began.

Will we run out before the delivery?

Rice drops below its reorder level on 29 August.

Getting data in

However your branches report today.

  • Your database

    Postgres, MySQL or MongoDB, read-only.

  • A shared sheet

    The Google Sheet managers already fill in, synced.

  • Or one export

    A POS or accounting export with a branch column.

  • Read, never changed

    Analux reads your data. It never writes back.

Know by 07:00 which branch needs you today.

Free to start: two gauges, no card needed.