Gain & Share Business Clarity with a Free Business Intelligence Dashboard from Grow

If there’s one thing that’s certain right now, it’s that nothing is certain. A dangerous disease is on the loose, endangering people across the globe and pushing healthcare providers to the brink. The consumer supply chain is being stressed and most non-essential spending has gone into quarantine just like most non-essential employees.

It’s tough to predict what’s going to happen an hour from now, much less next week or next quarter. The business world thrives on that certainty, and without it, everyone is at risk of despair or panic because we simply aren’t sure what to do next.

Certainty is in short supply, for sure. Data, however, isn’t.

It’s within your data that you’re going to find exactly what’s happening with your business right now—as well as some clarity as to what needs to be done in order to protect it.

What advertising campaigns are still generating leads? Are customers actively using your service? Where should you cut spending—and what area is ripe for an opportunistic investment?

Grow wants to help, so we’re offering every business a free business intelligence dashboard powered by spreadsheets. If you have valuable business data in Excel, Google Sheets, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box or OneDrive, you can connect them in Grow and build up to 25 insightful, clear metrics on a single dashboard.

Besides being able to visualize the data, you can also share them out to your team and executives via live links or PDF via email and Slack. This way, everyone can be on the same page in regard to critical metrics such as financial performance, web traffic, sales opportunities, customer traffic, and any other metric reflective of the overall health of your business.

Here’s an example of a COVID-19 Impact Dashboard built entirely off data in spreadsheets (click the image to view live)

Click here to sign up. No credit cards or payment information required—just a free, helpful tool designed to give you some clarity in a time when it’s hard to come by.